Capture a full live performance straight to disk.

Capture ideas without ever hitting play.

Record performance gestures that include starting, moving, and stopping the transport itself.

Record anything triggered by transport stop or jump, such as Globals (Interface) modulator effects (see Globals), or just the way Steps (and many other Sequence and LFO modulators) change on start/stop or position movement.

Once audio is captured, it can dragged to the project's Launcher or Arranger, in to a Sampler device (see Sampler) for exploration, or even on to a Convolution effect (see Convolution) — all without ever stopping the transport.

Master level: A level meter showing the current output from the project's master track. This is exactly what you would see if the master track was on screen, but here it is always visible.

Master Recording toggle: A circular recording-style button that starts or stops a recording. The button will look as above when no recording is running. Once clicked, a recording is started, and the button appears red.

Additionally, the play time display (see Display Section) now shows the elapsed time of the current recording. As seen above, this time is shown in red to visually correspond with the Master Recording toggle.

Show Master Recordings: Once a project has used the Master Recording feature, the folder icon becomes active, both visually and functionally.

Clicking on the Show Master Recordings button points the Browser Panel to the current project's master-recordings folder.