Re: A little longer than I originally expected, but...

[Bob Amstadt <bob@amstadt.com>]

To perform an undo, you will need to overdub to a separate track.  
However, 
you are not required to overdub to a separate track.  You may overdub over 
recorded material if you choose.  You may also merge 2 tracks to 1.  An 
actual undo function like the one that exists in the EDP is a possibility, 
but I have no immediate plans to offer it.

--On Tuesday, October 18, 2005 4:49 PM -0500 Jeff Larson 
<Jeffrey.Larson@Sun.COM> wrote:

> Bob Amstadt wrote:
>> - 8 stereo tracks per loop.  Track 1 is the master track and the other
>> tracks can be synchronous or asynchronous with it.  Tracks can be
>> individually turned on and off.  This gives you both the ability to undo
>> and redo.
>
> Can you elaborate on this?  When you say undo/redo this suggests
> that each "overdub" occurs on a new track rather than being
> merged with the content of one track.  Cool behavior
> to be sure, but won't this make the sort of ambient
> continuous overdub style of looping difficult?  You
> would basically be limited to 8 layers.
>
> Jeff