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149Control Surfaces Support Guide for Logic Pro
Record enable tracks
When Mixer mode is enabled, the pads in the Record Arm column can have the following states:
• Off: Record enable is not available for that track.
• Dim red: The track can be record enabled.
• Flashing red: The audio track is record enabled.
• Bright red: The audio track is recording, or the software instrument track is record enabled.
• Enable Mixer mode, then press a pad in the Record Arm column to turn track record
enable on or off.
Solo tracks
When Mixer mode is enabled, the pads in the Solo column can have the following states:
• Off: Track soloing is not available for the track.
• Dim yellow: Track soloing is off.
• Bright yellow: Track soloing is on.
Do either of the following:
• Solo for a track: Press a pad in the Solo column to turn soloing on or off.
• Toggle all soloed tracks: Press the Scene button under the Solo column.
Mute tracks
When Mixer mode is enabled, the pads in the Mute column can have the following states:
• Off: Track muting is not available.
• Dim blue: Track muting is off.
• Bright blue: Track muting is on.
• Flashing blue: Tracks muted are by soloed tracks.
Do either of the following:
• Mute and unmute a track: Press a pad in the Mute column to turn Mute on or off.
• Unmute all tracks: Press the Scene button under the Mute column.
Use the Stop column to stop and start cells
You can use the pads in the Stop column or use the Stop Scene button to start and stop cells
in a variety of ways. In Mixer mode, the pads in the Stop column can have the following states:
• Off: No cells on this track are playing.
• Flashing green: A cell on this track is triggered to start playing.
• Pulsing green: A cell on this track is playing.
• Flashing red: A cell on this track is counting in to start recording.
• Red: A cell on this track is recording.
Do any of the following:
Stop individual cells: Press a pad in the Stop column to stop the cell playing or recording
on that track.
Start selected cells: Select one or more cells, then press the Scene button under the
Stop column.