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Terminology
sections. Each section can be accessed and edited in
separately.
Active Section when using Zoom Levels
If Zoom commands are used on one of the display sections,
such as the buttons on the Positionbar, it is important to
designate the section that is to be zoomed. Click on the left
or right scrollbar of a section to activate it.
Virtual Projects (VIPs)
Virtual projects are the centerpiece of MAGIX audio stu-
dio generation 6! In Virtual projects you can arrange ob-
jects taken from multiple Wave projects and arrange com-
plex audio projects. All cut operations, volume level changes,
fades, and more are completely virtual, meaning that the
audio material is not destroyed! This allows you to select
the proper cut position, cut length, volume level, effect set-
ting, etc. by experimenting without loosing audio material
or alter it.
Detailed information about working with Virtual projects
can be found in the electronic Reference Manual.
Even if the present audio hardware can only play back up
to 2 channels of audio (Stereo), multiple tracks beyond a
stereo pair can be played back in a Virtual project.
The display of the Virtual project can be switched between
two definitions. The Tab key allows you to switch between
the two modes. The key combination Shift + Tab displays
the Editor dialog for the Virtual project display preferences.
Attributes such as displaying only a single graphic form
for Stereo tracks can be chosen next to whether you want
text displayed in the objects.
Buttons on the left side of each track in VIPs
Mute: Mute: Mutes the corresponding track.
Solo: Only this track is played back when this button is
active (independent from any Mute button assignments).
Lock: Objects on this track can no longer be moved.
Vol: Activates the volume automation curve for the track.
Pan: Activates the panorama automation curve for the track.
Rec: Arms the track for recording.
S-Button: activates the track info dialogue where you can
activate the surround mode for each track.
VIP with two objects