[Traverso-commit] docs/manual/en recording.tex traverso-manual01.pdf

[Nicola Doebelin]

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 \section{Creating a new project}
-To make some test recordings we first create a new project. Start Traverso and 
select ``New\dots''. Enter a name, set the number of sheets to 1, the number of 
tracks to 2, and leave the rest empty. Then press ``OK'' to create the project 
and show it's first sheet. Note: All recorded audio data will be stored in 
\texttt{project\_dir/project\_name/audiosources}, so if you followed our advice 
and selected a project directory on a pratition with lots of free space, you 
shouldn't run out of disk space now.
+To make some test recordings we first create a new project. Start Traverso and 
select ``New\dots''. Enter a name, set the number of sheets to 1, the number of 
tracks to 2, and leave the rest empty. Then press ``OK'' to create the project 
and show it's first sheet. Note: All recorded audio data will be stored in 
\texttt{project\_dir/project\_name/audiosources}, so if you followed our advice 
and selected a project directory on a partition with lots of free space, you 
shouldn't run out of disk space now.
 
 \section{Setting up the driver}
-To set up the driver backend, open the preferences dialog by clicking 
``Settings $\rightarrow$ Preferences\dots'' (\FigB\ \ref{fig_driversettings}). 
Which driver is appropriate for your system is described in chapter 
\ref{sect_setup}. In the driver configuration one can choose the sampling rate, 
and Traverso always uses the sampling rate of the driver backend for its 
recordings. Traverso's audio engine works entirely in 32 bit floating point 
precision, and you can chose from the menu ``Settings $\rightarrow$ Recording 
file format'' whether the data should be stored in a standard Wave format, in 
Wave-64, or in FLAC. The bit resolution will always be 32~bit floating point.
+To set up the driver backend, open the preferences dialog by clicking 
``Settings $\rightarrow$ Preferences\dots'' (\FigB\ \ref{fig_driversettings}). 
Which driver is appropriate for your system is described in chapter 
\ref{sect_setup}. In the driver configuration one can choose the sampling rate, 
and Traverso always uses the sampling rate of the driver backend for its 
recordings. Traverso's audio engine works entirely in 32 bit floating point 
precision, and you can chose from the menu ``Settings $\rightarrow$ Recording 
file format'' whether the data should be stored in a standard Wave format, in 
Wave-64, or in WavPack. The bit resolution will always be 32~bit floating point.
 
 \begin{figure}
  \centering\includegraphics[width=0.75\textwidth]{images/driversettings.png}

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