Logic Pro 9 Multi-Track Recording - Multi Record Enable

[yavuz]

Hi all,

Is it possible to record-enable all tracks in a multi-track recording project without putting them in a folder?

Example: 16 Audio Tracks ( different inputs ) modifier key + click on record enable button?

 

[Orren Merton]

Absolutely:

1. Assign all 16 tracks to the same Group
2. Check the "Record" button in the Group Settings dialog.

Orren

 

[Eli]

I do this all the time for multi track drum set recording and it works beautifully.

 

[yavuz]

Pro Tools let me record enable all audio tracks.

This will work as well🙂

Thanks...

 

[HKC]

You can also select them all in environment and click record on just one but I use the grouping as well which works perfectly

 

[Peter Ostry]

Pro Tools let me record enable all audio tracks.

But it does not help very much if you record enable the tracks in ProTools and record to Logic. 😎

 

[yavuz]

Pro Tools let me record enable all audio tracks.

But it does not help very much if you record enable the tracks in ProTools and record to Logic. 😎

Right🙂
But I do not use PT anymore and I wanted to know how to do something similar in Logic. Groups work beautifully... Thanks...

 

[BillyB]

Absolutely:

1. Assign all 16 tracks to the same Group
2. Check the "Record" button in the Group Settings dialog.

Orren

In Logic Pro 9, where is the group selection or command? In other words, How does one create a group? I've looked everywhere... searched in Help.... nothing...

 

[Sascha Franck]

In Logic Pro 9, where is the group selection or command? In other words, How does one create a group? I've looked everywhere... searched in Help.... nothing...

On the channels themselves, below the output rectangle, you'll find another, kinda dark grey rectangle. By default it displays nothing, but when you click into it, the group selection menu shows up. Select a group and a floating window with group options should pop up. Explore it and set things accordingly to your needs. You can select mutliple channels and click into one of the group rectangles, that will set the same group for all. When the group float window is closed but you'd like to change a thing in the group settings, click into the rectangle again, all the way up in the pulldown menu you'll find an entry for the group settings.

 

[BillyB]

Sascha Thank You SO MUCH! This is exactly the kind of detail I haven't been able to find. This will enable me to get the full use of Logic Pro 9 in a very powerful way. So appreciate this!

 

[Sascha Franck]

Glad it helped. Cheers!