Beat Detective?? 6.4?

I've got a session in a month w/ my band. We're actually going into a studio to cut bed tracks for our album and I'm gonna drag the tracks back home. The studio is running 6.4 and so am I. I just wanted to ask the best way to do this sort of thing, I'm sure you veterans know and could probably explain it so my pea sized brain can comprehend. I want to record drums (13 tracks including room and overheads and mic'ing each drum). I want to do a version that's just the basic drum parts and then do another take and let the drummer go crazy... then take the drums and edit them to make a rockin' good performance. My drummer is excellent but by doing it this way, it would allow for putting in parts where they need to be and finding those perfect fills. I figure it will also help make the recording go faster while we're actually shelling out the money. SOOO!! Is there a way to set up Protools so you can record 13 tracks... then record another 13 tracks and use the same fader positions and not have to make a new set of faders/tracks for another take of drums? Thanks for any help you can give me... chris

simple...duplicate the tracks...or to save on number of tracks...create new playlists on the already existing tracks to record the second take

"Play lists"... I knew it was something like that but couldn't remember what it was called... I'll get out the manual tonight and search that term up... I should be good after that. Thanks Chris... chris