You can automate recording with a gate or trigger signal. To disable this behavior so existing recordings are overwritten instead, right-click the panel and disable “Append -001, -002, etc.” To change the output file path, right-click the panel and click the path under “Output file”.īy default, VCV Recorder appends a 3-digit number to each successive recording after the first, such as Recording-001.wav, Recording-002.wav, etc. Once a file is selected, recording will begin. If you have not set an output file path yet, a file dialog box will appear. RecordingĬlick the record button to begin recording. If the VU meter displays a red light, the audio is clipping, so it would be a good idea to decrease the level to avoid distortion. If both audio inputs are patched, the recorded file will be stereo (2 channels), otherwise it will be mono (1 channel).Īdjust the level knob to apply gain or attenuation to the recorded signal. To record audio, patch an audio signal into the L/MON input, or a stereo audio signal into the L/MON and RIGHT inputs. You can always convert lossless audio to a lossy format, but you can't convert lossy audio back into higher-quality lossless formats.VCV Recorder records mono/stereo audio and optionally screen-captured video to several popular file formats. Lossless formats also allow you to future-proof your audio, should you ever acquire better equipment for listening. That said, if storage space isn't an issue and you have high-quality speakers or headphones, a lossless format might be the way to go. As long as you don't set the bitrate too low, it's unlikely you'll be able to tell much difference between lossless and lossy audio, especially if you're listening on your phone through earbuds. Lossy formats are fine in most situations. This reduces the overall sound quality, but also makes it a much smaller file and therefore easier on your hard drive.
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