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+ + Each track shows a header section, for settings relevant to + this track only. +
- A typical control area or track header for an audio track is - shown below: + Changing the height of the track can be done either:
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+ - An audio track has the same - controls as a bus, with the - addition of two extras. +
+ At the top-left of the controls is the name of the track, which can be + edited by double-clicking on it. The new name must be unique within the + session. +
++ Underneath the name is the track's main level fader. Changing it will affect + the whole track :
++ On the right-hand side of the headers are level meters for the outputs of the track + (1 level per output). +
+ ++ The control buttons are: +
+| ● (Record) | +The button with the pink circle arms the track + for recording. When armed, the entire button will turn pink, and change to + bright red as soon as the transport is rolling and the track is recording. + Right clicking will allow to en/disable Rec-safe, + protecting the track against accidental recording. |
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| M (Mute) | +Mutes the track. Right clicking displays + a menu which dictates what particular parts of the track should be muted. |
| S (Solo) | +Soloes the track. The behaviour of the solo system + is described in detail in the section Muting and Soloing. + Right clicking will allow to en/disable Solo isolate + and Solo safe. |
| P (Playlist) | +Opens a playlist menu when clicked. The menu + offers various operations related to the track's playlist. |
| A (Automation) | +Opens the automation menu for the + track. For details see Automation. |
| G (Group) | +Allows to assign the track to an existing or a + new group. For details see Track and bus groups. |