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- This is the name of the Sound Input Device currently in use.
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- You can change the Sound Input Device in the ‘Monitor & Sound’ Control Panel.
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- This is the icon representing the Sound Input Device currently in use.
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- You can change the Sound Input Device in the ‘Monitor & Sound’ Control Panel.
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- This is the Input Gain setting currently in use.
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- Click to set a value of 1.0 (= no gain).
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- The current Input Gain setting cannot be determined.
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- Either your Mac does not support it [“(n/a)”] or it's automatically adjusted by the hardware because AGC is on [“(var)”].
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- Select the Sound Input Source you want to use.
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- Select the Sound Input Source you want to use.
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- Currently disabled because a recording is in progress.
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- Select the sample rate you want to record at.
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- Use 44100 if you want to burn a CD.
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- Select the sample rate you want to record at.
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- Currently disabled because a recording is in progress.
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- Select the sample size (bits per sample).
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- Use 16 if you want to burn a CD.
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- Select the sample size (bits per sample).
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- Currently disabled because a recording is in progress.
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- Choose if you want to record in mono or stereo.
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- Use ‘Stereo’ if you want to burn a CD.
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- Choose if you want to record in mono or stereo.
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- Currently disabled because a recording is in progress.
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- Set the Play-Thru level.
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- Some Macintosh models only support an on/off setting here.
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- Set the Recording Gain for the left channel/a mono recording.
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- Some Macs allow for only a few discrete values.
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- Disabled because this Mac doesn't support Input Gain setting or AGC is on.
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- Disabled because this Mac doesn't support (Stereo-) Input Gain setting or AGC is on.
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- Click to set left and right gain to same value always.
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- Click to set individual gain levels for left and right channel.
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- Click to turn on Automatic Gain Control, which automatically controls the input gain to provide maximum recording level.
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- If you want to burn a CD, leave this off.
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- Automatic Gain Control is not supported on this Macintosh.
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- Click to turn off Automatic Gain Control.
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- If you want to burn a CD, turn this off.
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- Click to have the clipping indicator light up indefinitely when a clipping occurred.
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- Click to have the clipping indicator light up for about a second when a clipping occurred.
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- Click to turn off/reset the clipping indicator.
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- Click to turn off/reset the clipping indicator.
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- Disabled because ‘Hold Clipping Indicator’ is off.
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- Click to hear a BEEP everytime a clipping occurs.
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- Disabled because this Mac cannot play sounds while recording.
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- Click to only visually indicate a clipping.
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- Enter how many consecutive maximum samples are to be considered clipping.
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- The default value is 3.
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- Click to turn on Automatic Recording.
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- Click to turn off Automatic Recording.
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- Opens the Automatic Recording Settings dialog.
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- Opens the Automatic Recording Settings dialog.
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- Disabled because ‘Automatic Recording’ is off.
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- Click to eliminate clicks at the beginning or end of a recording by searching zero crossings in the sample.
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- Works independently for left and right channels.
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- Click to exactly capture beginning and ending of recordings, accepting possible clicks.
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- Shows the current destination folder for new recordings.
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- Click to open the folder in the Finder.
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- Choose the folder where new recordings should be placed.
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- Choose the folder for new recordings.
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- Currently disabled because recordings have already been made.
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- Enter the Creator code for new sound files.
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- Choose the Creator code of an existing file for use for newly created files in Coaster.
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- Shows the length of the current recording.
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- Shows the remaining time for recording on the disk.
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- Displays the number of clippings that have occurred so far.
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- Click to reset the counter.
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- Click to start the recording.
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- Click to stop a recording.
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- Click to pause a recording.
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- Click to immediately start recording into a new file, closing the old one.
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- Turns off Automatic Recording automatically.
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- Click to immediately start recording into a new file.
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- Disabled because there is no recording in progress.
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- Click to delete the most recent recording(s).
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- Click to delete the most recent recording(s).
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- Disabled because there aren't any recorded files yet.
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- Click to name and save the most recent recording(s).
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- Click to name and save the most recent recording(s).
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- Disabled because there isn't any recording yet.
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- Shows clipping on top, current input level in the middle and remaining headroom at the bottom.
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- Click to reset headroom.
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- Cmd-Click to display headroom as absolute levels.
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- Enter the name you want to assign to your recording.
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- In case of several files generated by e.g. Automatic Recording, this becomes the prefix and followed by the file number.
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- Click to abort the naming.
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- Click to save and name the file(s).
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- When the signal drops below this level (for the time specified in ‘Postroll’), the ‘Silence Action’ is performed.
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- When the signal drops below the level specified in ‘Threshold’ for this amount of time, the ‘Silence Action’ is performed.
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- When the signal rises above this level, recording is automatically resumed.
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- When resuming the recording, signal that lies this amount of time before the resume point is also recorded.
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- Select this action to pause the recording when the Auto-Pause conditions are met.
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- Select this action to pause the recording and create a new file for subsequent recording when the Auto-Pause conditions are met.
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- Close the dialog and discard the changes made.
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- Close the dialog and use the new values.
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- Select the level display unit.
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- Absolute: absolute sample value
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- dB: level in dezibels
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- %: level in percent of maximum
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- Select the time display unit.
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- ms: milliseconds
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- Samples: number of samples
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- Displays information about Coaster.
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- Choose to create a new recording.
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- Choose to create a new recording.
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- Disabled because the Recording Window is already open or this Mac doesn't support (asynchronous) recording.
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- Close the topmost window.
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- Close the topmost window.
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- Not available because there is no window open or it cannot be closed.
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- Quit the application.
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- Quit the application.
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- Not available because a dialog is open.
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- Displays an overview of the available Keyboard Shortcuts in Coaster Windows & Dialogs.
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- Restores previously saved Recording Settings.
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- Restores previously saved Recording Settings.
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- Not available because the Recording Window is not open or a dialog is up.
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- Saves the current Recording Settings in a file.
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- Saves the current Recording Settings in a file.
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- Not available because the Recording Window is not open or a dialog is up.
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