MIDI Recording Tutorial In this tutorial, you’ll be playing back from the same MIDI device that you’re recording from, so you’ll be using Ports on all tracks. Ports allow a track to play the device and the device channels originally recorded on that track. At start-up, Metro initially assigns Ports to all tracks in the Trackswindow. Ports also allow each track to record up to 16 independent channels and playback separate events on separate channels There are two types of Outputs you may work withPorts and Metro Outputs. When either running under OS X (using MIDI System Services) or under OS 9 with OMS is installed, Metro can also automatically extract Metro Outputs from your Current Studio Setup document. For information on how to set up a custom Metro Output configuration, see Using Outputs, Ports, and Faders. For details about Metro Outputs, see Outputs Under OMS or MSS. In this tutorial you learn the following skills: Setting a Port to the Record Track Enabling the Metronome Click Setting the Record Mode: Replace or Overdub Beginning Recording Naming Your Track Viewing Note Data Playing Back the Track Playing From a Selection or Bar Number Adjusting Note Velocity Saving Your Recording as a Metro File Enlarging the Transport Window Playing and Setting Cues Looping Playback of Your Track Adjusting Current Playback Tempo Auditioning Programs Looping Playback of an Area Within Your Track Looping Cues Recording Another Track Displaying Multiple Tracks in the Graphic Editor Window Selecting Tracks in the Graphic Editor Window Naming the Current Section On-The-Fly Recording