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183Logic Pro User Guide
Solo tracks in a Logic Pro project
You can solo a track, silencing all tracks that are not also soloed. Soloing tracks is useful
when you want to work on a track individually, or work on a few tracks, without hearing the
other tracks in the project.
The first time any track in a project is soloed, a large Clear/Recall Solo button
appears in
the area above the track headers. You can quickly unsolo or resolo all soloed tracks using
this button.
Solo a track
• In Logic Pro, click the track’s Solo button in the track header.
The Solo button turns yellow, and the Mute buttons of all unsoloed tracks flash blue.
Click the button a second time to restore the track to its previous state.
Solo a track when the Solo buttons are hidden
• In Logic Pro, click the Solo button in the control bar, then click the track.
Solo multiple tracks
In Logic Pro, do one of the following:
• Click and hold a Solo button in a track header, then drag the pointer up or down.
The Solo buttons of all swiped tracks switch to the same state.
• Press and hold Shift while the Solo button in the control bar is active, then click the
names of the tracks you want to solo.
Unsolo all soloed tracks
• In Logic Pro, click the Clear/Recall Solo button in the area above the track headers.
To resolo all previously soloed tracks, click the Solo button above the track headers
again.
Set track volume levels in a Logic Pro project
You can set the volume level of each track, to balance the relative volume of the tracks in
your project.
Adjust track volume
• In a Logic Pro, track header, drag the Volume slider left to lower the volume level, or
drag it right to raise the volume level.
Note: You might have to resize the track header in order to see the Volume slider.
• Option-click the slider to return it to a neutral level (0 dB gain).