I use Magix Samplitude Music Studio 2013, I can't record multiple tracks simultaneously..Alt+Shift+click on record button didn't work. please help thank you

zey-z57 wrote on 2/7/2015, 7:58 PM

Please help me to solve my problem..I use Magix Samplitude Music Studio 2013.. All works great.. but I realized I can't record multiple tracks simultaneously..Alt+Shift+click to activate all tracks for audio recording doesn't work. I got Audio Interface and there's no problem on the Interface..it's on the setting of my Samplitude..I've done some research and no one gives me exact answer..( sorry for my English) thank you..

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browj2 wrote on 2/8/2015, 10:46 PM

Hi,

I could not find that shortcut anywhere. I went through the entire list. Where did you find this?

I tried it and it works as follows:

It arms all of the tracks with instruments associated and the first audio track, unless
If the Alt+Shift+Left click is on the second or third, etc. audio track, it arms that track plus all of the instrument tracks
An audio soundpool loop track, if it is an audio file, is as above, it is not armed unless selected.

Alt+Shift+Click disarms all tracks.

Interesting.

I cannot get it to arm more than 1 audio track either. Even trying to arm 2 audio tracks with just a mouse click does not work. Since I have only one mic input through my interface and the interface is on 1+2, I imagine that a second one would have to be on 3+4 and then it might work, meaning that you could arm 2 audio tracks each with separate inputs.

I will connect my keyboard as an audio in instead of midi to see if I can arm 2 tracks.

In the meantime, do you have separate inputs for different audio tracks?

Former user wrote on 2/9/2015, 2:05 AM

Open the mixer in Music Studio and choose different inputs for the desired

tracks. Now you can press the record button of each of those tracks and they

all stay activated.

So you can record as many audio tracks simultaneously as many inputs

are available for recording on seperate channels.

cornsy2008 wrote on 2/9/2015, 7:09 AM

You should have the option to record all tracks.

it should be on the help menu or trying pressing record and it should ask you what your trying to record.

then press the RECORD ALL.

if you dont see this menu when you press record you need to reset the programme to its default.

jonah wrote on 3/11/2015, 12:48 PM

hi, try right clicking 1st channel choose mono right click again, choose 1st input, then left click to arm, right click 2nd channel, choose mono, choose 2nd input, then left click to arm, you should now have 2 armed mono tracks. Depending on your interface you should be able to arm as many mono tracks as it can handle. I just tiried it on sms 14, Make sure that your signals are going to the same outputs. I dont know if it works on stereo signals I mainly use mono tracks to multitrack. I hope this helps and works for you. All the best jona bahookie