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Mixing

Preparing to Mix

Volume and pan faders also have snap-to positions; double-click a fader’s knob to return the fader to

its snap-to value.

The controls and effects patch points all have tool tips associated with them. To see a description of

a particular control or effect, simply rest the cursor over the item for a few seconds.

There are four types of modules in the Track view:

For information on using the controls in the Track view, see “Changing track settings” on page 193.

Volume, pan, bus send level and bus send pan also have snap-to positions; double-click the control

to return it to its snap-to value.

The controls and effects patch points all have tool tips associated with them. To see a description of

a particular control or effect, simply rest the cursor over the item for a few seconds.

See:

Configuring the Console and Track Views

The Console and Track view can be reconfigured in a variety of ways. You can:

• Choose the tracks that you want to see

• Adjust the display of audio meters and clip indicators

• Change the number of buses

• Set control snap-to positions

• Insert new tracks

Track type What you can do

MIDI track Set the track’s output, channel, bank, and patch; set the input; mute, solo, and arm the

track; set channel volume, panning, chorus, and reverb levels; add real-time effects.

Audio track Set the track’s output; set the input and monitor input levels; mute, solo, and arm the track;

set track volume and panning; add real-time effects; send audio data to buses or main

outs.

Synth track Set the track’s output; set the input; mute and solo the track; enable a waveform preview;

set track volume and panning; add real-time effects; send audio data to buses or main

outs.

Bus Receive input from one or more audio tracks, add real-time effects, and send the results to

a main out or another bus.

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