User's Guide

Playing project files

Locate the dropdown list for Output and click the small arrow to show all available outputs. Select

the output that your speakers or headphones are connected to. If you can’t find the Output

dropdown list, make sure you have expanded the track fully by dragging it down.

Next, you will want to repeat the above process for all of the tracks in your project.

This is the Arm or Record Enable button, which must be enabled on any track that you want

to record onto. For more details, see Tutorial 3 – Recording vocals and musical instruments.

This is the Input Echo or Input Monitor button. When clicked, this enables the track’s input

to be heard directly through its output. For more details, see Tutorial 3 – Recording vocals

and musical instruments.

This is the Write Automation button. When enabled, changes to adjustable track

parameters during playback are recorded. For more details, see Tutorial 7 – Mixing and

adding effects.

This is the Freeze button. It is used to temporarily convert a synth or instrument track into an

audio track to conserve CPU power.

Note: Your options will be different from the preceding image. Select the output that

corresponds to your sound card or audio device.

Tip:

If you need to change multiple outputs simultaneously, you can also do it by clicking

Edit >

Select > All

and then

Tracks > Property > Outputs.

This will bring up a dialog that will allow you

to change the Audio and MIDI outputs of all selected tracks.

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