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Q:
How do I monitor recording digitally in Deck 3.5?
A:
To monitor recording in the digital domain:
1. Enable Record monitoring in the Hardware Configuration dialog. 2. Choose the channel inputs for the tracks in Deck you intend to record on. 3. Record enable those tracks. 4. Start recording. It is strongly recommended that you monitor your recording in the analog domain when recording live or overdubbing. Use your analog mixer to monitor the analog audio signal while recording in Deck. When you record monitor in Deck, there will be a latency equal to twice the size of the ASIO buffer (e.g. at 44,100 with a 2,048 byte buffer size there will be almost 93ms of latency from when you recorded the signal into Deck to when you hear it come back out of the speakers). Monitoring the recording in the analog domain avoids this problem.
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