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--- loopybeta:quick_host_track_freeze_to_save_cpu [2021/11/12 09:56] – [Other Workflows] wim
+++ loopybeta:quick_host_track_freeze_to_save_cpu [2021/11/12 10:05] – [Track Setup] wim
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     * Audio Sources > Audio Unit Input > Visibility (the Eye icon): ON
     * Host Sync: ON
-    * Global Track Settings:
+  - Global Track Settings:
-      * Play/Stop Quantization: Record if Empty: ON
+    * Play/Stop Quantization: Record if Empty: ON
-      * Loop Audio Threshold Recording: OFF
+    * Loop Audio Threshold Recording: OFF
-      * After Recording: PLAY
+    * After Recording: PLAY
 ===== Track Setup =====
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       * Action: Mute
       * Tap the Create New Action button
-  * Scroll up to the track Length settings and select the number of bars you want to record.
+  - Scroll up to the track Length settings and select the number of bars you want to record.
-  * Delete all but the first loop. If we want more loops later, we can copy and paste the first loop then clear it. This will save having to make all the above settings for each track.
+  - Delete all but the first loop. If we want more loops later, we can copy and paste the first loop then clear it. This will save having to make all the above settings for each track.
 This is a good time to save the project so that it can be quickly opened for other tracks.
 ===== Record =====
-If all has gone well we now have a single track set to record a looping input source for a set number of bars. Recording should begin when the host starts and end automatically. When recording ends the audio input will be automatically muted and the loop will begin playing. At that point the input app(s) can be disabled or removed. (
+If all has gone well we now have a single track set to record a looping input source for a set number of bars. Recording should begin when the host starts and end automatically. When recording ends the audio input will be automatically muted and the loop will begin playing. At that point the input app(s) can be disabled or removed. Maximum CPU savings requires removing the input completely. For this reason, saving the session so that the channel can be restored later is recommended.
-  * Maximum CPU savings requires removing the input completely.
-  * For this reason, saving the session so that the channel can be restored later is recommended.
   - With the host transport stopped, tap the track to arm it.