Also, there is a keycommand for "new track", which might be helpful for keeping multiple takes, when not cycling. e > From: John Pitcairn <johnp@...> > Reply-To: logic-users@onelist.com > Date: Thu, 2 Dec 1999 12:45:56 +1300 > To: logic-users@onelist.com > Cc: lavind@... > Subject: [LUG] Re: Will ANYONE help me?recording probs... > > So use the mute *tool* on the previously-recorded audio region(s) > before you record "over" them. As there's no good way to select > stacked takes like this (no "select through" or "send to back" or > whatever), things can get a bit tricky later. It may also be helpful > to stop thinking of it like a tape recording. Underneath does not > necessarily mean it won't play, I believe the first audio region to > start will play...? > > Cycle record in auto mute/auto create mode really may be what you > want if you are doing lots of takes & want to keep them all for later > comping together of the best bits. > > Or if you just want to keep the earlier take for safety, you can hit > delete after recording and tell Logic to keep the newly-recorded file > (rather than deleting it from disk), which will then be removed from > the Arrange window but still available in the Audio window. It can be > dragged back into Arrange whenever you need, then use "regions to > original record position" to place it...