Specifications

Chapter 13: Tracks 255
To make one or more tracks inactive or active, do
one of the following:
 Select the track and select Track > Make Inac-
tive/Active
.
 Right-click the Track Name in the Track List, or
Mix or Edit windows and choose
Make Inac-
tive/Active
.
Color Coding for Tracks,
Clips, Markers, and Groups
Separate colors can be assigned to audio and MIDI
clips, tracks, markers, and groups. Clips shown in
Waveform and Block Views in the Edit window
are drawn in color. Tracks shown in the Track List,
Group List, and Mix and Edit windows have asso-
ciated color bars.
Color Bars
Color coding at the track level is displayed using
color bars, as follows:
Mix Window Track colors are displayed in hori-
zontal color bars that appear above each channel
strip, and below the track name.
Edit Window Track colors are displayed in vertical
color bars that appear to the left of each track.
Track List Track colors are displayed in vertical
color bars that appear to the left of each track
name.
Group List Track colors are displayed in vertical
color bars that appear to the left of each Group
Name.
Default colors are automatically assigned to tracks,
but you can override those colors by choosing
from a color palette of 96 possible colors. For more
information, see “Color Palette” on page 256.
Display Page Preferences for
Color Coding
Color Coding options determine how colors are as-
signed to the display of tracks and clips.
To change Color Coding options:
1 Choose Setup > Preferences.
2 Click the Display tab.
3 Select or deselect the Always Display Marker
Colors
option.
4 Select the MIDI Note Color Shows Velocity op-
tion.
5 Select or deselect the Apply Color Coding to
Track Channel Strip
option.
6 Select a Default Track Color Coding option.
7 Select a Default Clip Color Coding option.
8 Click OK.
Always Display Marker Colors
This option lets you view Marker colors in the
Markers ruler, regardless of the option you choose
for the
Default Clip Color Coding option.
MIDI Note Color Shows Velocity
When this option is enabled, MIDI notes display
varying shades of the assigned track color in MIDI
notes view in the Edit window and in MIDI Editor
windows. Notes with high velocities are darker
and notes with lower velocities are lighter.
To select multiple tracks, Command-click
(Mac) or Control-click (Windows) additional
Track Names.
To select a range of tracks, Shift-click the
Track Names bounding the range of tracks
you want selected.