Operation Manual

Table Of Contents
ADOBE AUDITION 3.0
User Guide
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Set track output volume
Do any of the following:
In the Main panel, drag the Volume knob . Hold down Shift to change settings in 10-unit increments. Hold
down Ctrl to change settings in fractional increments of one-tenth.
In the Mixer, drag the track fader, click above or below to move incrementally, or Alt-click above or below to move
to the click point.
Alt-clickknobsandfaderstoreturnthemtozero(unitygain).
See also
Assign audio inputs and outputs to tracks” on page 186
“Pan tracks in stereo or sum them to mono” on page 189
Automating track settings” on page 204
Mute and solo tracks
You can solo tracks to hear them separately from the rest of a mix. Conversely, you can mute tracks to silence them
in a mix.
To mute a track, click its Mute button in the Main panel or Mixer.
To solo a track, click its Solo button in the Main panel or Mixer. (Ctrl-click to automatically remove other
tracks from Solo mode.)
Note: The Ctrl-click shortcut doesn’t apply to bus tracks; when you solo a bus, assigned tracks are always placed in Solo mode.
See also
“Record audio clips in Multitrack View” on page 57
Apply an identical setting to all tracks
To increase your efficiency, you can quickly apply several settings to an entire session.
Hold down Ctrl+Shift, and then select a Solo, Mute, Record, Input, or Output setting for any track.
See also
Mute and solo tracks” on page 184
“Record audio clips in Multitrack View” on page 57
Assign audio inputs and outputs to tracks” on page 186
Duplicate a track
To perfectly copy all clips, effects, equalization, and envelopes in a track, duplicate it. Duplicate tracks provide a great
starting point for new adjustments, helping you compare different processing and automation settings.
1 In the Main panel or Mixer, select a track.
2 Choose Edit > Duplicate Selected Track.