Cycle Record Question

- Short-story - basically I want to use the least amount of button presses during the recording process...
Typical scenario ...
Let's say I have cycle record from bars 1 through bar 4.
- Destructive editing is on
- after recording 4 bars - I decide I want to simply replace bar 3 only.
- if the in and out punch in record was set to bars 3 and 4 then when I go in on bar the three - *it also erases bar 4* ouch - which maybe I wanted to keep...
- is there a way - without resetting the punch in and out to only bar 3 - to not erased bar 4 also...?
- so I know that I could take out the destructive recording - and then manually erase the part I don't like - and then going to record... but that is also a lot of "button pressing"
- it seems as though cycle recording mixed with punch in and punch out could be easier ... maybe there is something I do not understand... any ideas?

Just to add my two cents worth - I use Autodrop all the time and it is an incredibly useful tool for re-recording very precise bits of of midi or audio.
If you are trashing bar 4 of your cycle record when you only mean to replace bar 3 then I am sure that is because the left and right auto drop locators are not set accurately.
Here is my basic methodology for using auto drop:
1 - set up a musically coherent Cycle with key commands " Set left locator" and "set right locator" ie for or 8 bars. ( Very important that you have available a key command that snaps the SPL exactly to the bar).
2 - set up within the broader Cycle and 'inner' recording zone using key commands "Set Left Auto drop" and "Set right auto drop" you can then cycle record to your heart's content in the zone that you really need to replace without messing up anything else.
Also if you choose a musically sensible 'macro cycle" then you have time to think and breath before the sequencer reaches the point that you want to actually record in.
Once you become familiar with this it takes literally seconds to re-record very precise bits of your arrangement

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As far as your question goes: Suppose you are recording track-by-track a song with two parts, an acoustic guitar and vocals, and the acoustic guitar part has an intricate eight-bar solo that needs to be redone. The advantage of using cycle recording and autodrop here is that you could define a cycle region giving you a two-bar intro (say) to the part you need to rerecord and a couple of bars of outro, making it easier to accomplish a musical phrasing. For example, say you're a vocalist trying to record a one-octave scale, and your pitch is off on the "fa-so." With cycle recording and autodrop, you could sing along with the "do-re-mi" and settle your pitch before rerecording the notes you flubbed, whereas (as I understand it) if you're just rerecording the "fa-so" in cycle mode, you won't get the "do-re-mi" as an intro after the first pass and would then just hope that you're nailing the notes you need to rerecord cold.
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FreeCT wrote:
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