Missing Punch-In/Out-Scoped Monitoring Mode in DAW
Musicians using punch recording in a DAW want a monitoring mode that is active only within the punch-in/out region, rather than being globally on or off. This would let them rehearse transitions and set levels accurately without manual re-balancing after recording, particularly when stitching together multi-pass drum performances.
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