Anyway FWIW:ĮDIT: To further clarify, this was meant for transferring and editing X-Live SD recordings (to a DAW and back) AFTER having already been initially recorded and not meant as a way to initially record SD tracks. The other limitation is the amount of ch's the SD card has at its disposal-32 is max, but still a whole lot of ch's! This was edited a bit so I hope I didn't transcribe it incorrectly.I think not BUT, I have done stranger things. You also then have a multitrack SD recording to use for a live sound check situation using all the bells and whistles the mixer has to offer. The upside imo, the SD recorder version of a song sounds way better (to my ears) than a daw version of it, almost every time. The limitation there is of course it has to be done real time, meaning you need to play/record for the duration of the song (or event) to go from one format to the other. It also was a way to get SD multitrack recordings into a daw without using a third party utility program. As I recall you just need 2 scenes to switch back and forth from SD record or DAW record. It is a way around the SD card overdub limitation. BUT going to a DAW to record a track or tracks that originally came from the SD recording, once the SD tracks are DAW recorded and then dubbed or edited within the DAW, you bring them all back to the SD recorder again as one multiple, full ch group. You can't just use the SD recorder to overdub one track by itself. This was originally intended as a "poor mans" way to use a combo of a DAW and the X-Live SD recorder to overdub SD tracks. X-Live SD card to a DAW and DAW to SD card recording using X/M32-EditĪ little history.
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