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Input Source

The Input Source parameter defines whether you are going to record an external

audio signal (External) an internal signal from the software (Resample). A

Resample recording does not require an audio connection because the source is

within the software and is therefore recorded without any loss in audio quality. You

can, for example, use Resample to record two or more samples by hitting the corresponding pads

simultaneously.

Hardware: To select the sample input, use the Cursor Buttons to select the Input field and use the Data

Dial or -/+ buttons to select External or Resample.

Input Monitor

When input monitoring is on, the audio you hear in your headphones will be taken

before it reaches the software, ensuring zero latency. When input monitoring is off,

the audio you hear in your headphones will be taken after it is processed in the

software, so there may be some latency, but you will hear the audio source as it

sounds in the recording.

Click the Input Monitor button to control the incoming audio source through your audio system.

Hardware: To activate the Input Monitor function, use the Cursor Buttons to select the Monitor field and

use the Data Dial or -/+ buttons to switch it to On.

Important: Make sure the Direct Monitoring, Input Monitoring, etc. control of your audio interface or MPC

Renaissance is set appropriately so you can hear the incoming signal rather than just the signal from your

computer.

Tip: To avoid possible clicks or feedback when using input monitoring, reduce the level of the audio

sources.

Sample Length

For reference, the Sample Length display shows you the length of your sample

during the recording procedure.

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