MubLoop 1.6：录制音频

Small but pretty big update this time: MubLoop can now record audio.

There's a new ● button in the bottom left corner. It opens a recording window where you can record either what's playing on your computer or your microphone. When done, the recording goes straight into Source, so you can edit it there before saving.

What you can record

• System Audio: anything playing on your PC. Handy for capturing sounds from synths, browser SFX generators, or your own game.
• Microphone: foley, voice or quick sound ideas. Mic recordings are saved as mono. I tested it with my Scarlett Solo and SM58, so audio interfaces should work fine.

There's also an option to trim silence from the start and end of the recording.

One tip: if you record system audio, keep the volume in the app you're recording from at 100%. The Windows master volume doesn't matter, so you can turn your speakers down while recording.

Other changes

• New {time} token for export filenames. Recordings use it by default, and you can change their naming in Settings.
• Fixed a click at the start of Loop playback, for example with Autoplay on.
• Fixed Cut Mode crossfade zones staying visible after loading new audio.

MubLoop+ users also get a new Noise Reduction mode to clean up recordings, see the MubLoop+ devlog.

If something doesn't work with your audio device, let me know in the comments.

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