Note: You can only adjust preamp controls and Unison plug-in parameters when a track is record-enabled or input-enabled. Some preamp hardware controls (Gain, Low Cut, 48V, Pad, and Polarity) are Unison parameters that interact with Unison plug-ins placed in the Unison insert. Adjusting Apollo’s hardware preamp options updates LUNA, and vice versa. Preamp controls correspond to the equivalent preamp controls on the Apollo hardware. Note: If no tracks are record-enabled, when you press Record or Command+Spacebar, any currently selected tracks are record-enabled, and audio or MIDI is recorded on those tracks. Click the Record enable button on the track, or press Shift+R.To switch between Mic and Line inputs, click the Mic/Line switch. Choose the Input to which your source is connected.On the audio track, click on the Input row in the Mixer channel or on the Focus channel.Punch-in recording with multiple tracks.Configuring multiple tracks for recording.All latencies are automatically delay-compensated by LUNA, and track counts are limited only by the capabilities of your computer. While recording, you can monitor tracks that are not record-enabled or input-enabled with UAD plug-ins, LUNA Tape emulation, and Audio Unit plug-ins, and monitor buses with UAD plug-ins and API or Neve Summing. On tracks that are record-enabled or input-enabled, you can monitor with UAD plug-ins, and you can monitor two ARM AUX-enabled buses that are in the record path (buses that are receiving audio from a record or input-enabled track). With LUNA's Accelerated Realtime Monitoring (ARM), you can easily record and monitor multiple audio and instrument tracks with no discernible latency.
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