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#X obj 436 20 audio-recorder;
#X text 23 245 REC/STOP - Start and stop recording;
#X text 23 270 RST - reset the recording number;
#X text 23 296 LEVEL - set the overall gain of the incoming signals
;
#X text 21 353 LEFT - left signal in;
#X text 22 383 RIGHT - right signal in;
#X text 22 455 /none/;
#X text 24 47 The AUDIO-RECORDER module takes a stereo input and records
a 24bit .wav file to the folder called "recorded_wavs" in the project's
main folder. It starts recording when you press the REC toggle and
automatically labels your files as recording_1 \, recording_2 \, etc.
Press the RST button to reset the counter \, but previous recordings
will be overdubbed. You can use the LEFT and RIGHT master outputs from
the MAESTRO4 and patch them into the AUDIO-RECORDER. It is NOT recommended
to use more than one AUDIO-RECORDER \, it will liekly cause PD and
Automatonism to crash. Instead \, use the MULTI-TRACK RECORDER MODULE
to record several stems.;
