User guide
Tracktion 4 Reference Manual
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Aux: The aux mode shows the eight auxiliary send buses along the top row of V-pots. Pressing a
V-pot
will select the associated send, and the remaining three rows of V-pots show the send level
for 24 tracks at a time. Adjusting any of these V-pots adjusts the send level for the corresponding
track. If the send is a stereo send, then pressing the V-pot switches it to pan mode.
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Edit: The edit mode assigns typical editing functions to each of the 32 V-pots, allowing you to
perform operations such as cut and paste from the C4. In addition, the transport options: play,
cursor forwards/backwards, record, return to zero, and mode button such as loop, punch, and
click, are assigned. Each V-pot’s function is clearly labelled on the scribble pad, and performing
the function is as simple as pushing the V-pot. The edit operations are describing later in this
section.
Actions:
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Back: The back button takes you up one level in the C4’s interface hierarchy. If you have a lter
selected, for instance, the back button would move you back to seeing the list of lters on the
current track.
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Solo: The solo button enables/disables solo for the current track. This allows you to clearly hear
the effect of the lter. This button only has any effect if you are in plug-in mode and have a plug-
in selected.
Presets: The increment and decrement preset buttons allow you to move up and down through the se-
lected lter’s pre-sets.
Page:
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Bank left/right: The bank buttons page the C4 though the available tracks, or lter parameters
in blocks of eight at a time, effectively scrolling the options up or down a line.
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Single left/right: The single buttons scroll the C4 though the available tracks, or lter param-
eters one at a time.
The functions available when the C4 is in edit mode are as follows (the four rows of V-pots are bro-
ken into four function groups: views, modes, editing, and transport):
The “view” options:
1. Projects : Switch to the projects page.
2. Settings : Switch to the settings page.
3. Edit : Switch to the edit page.
4. Fit tracks : Fit all tracks on screen. This option is equivalent to pressing the F8 key.
5. Fit edit : Fit entire edit on screen. This option is equivalent to pressing the F5 key.
6. Big meters : Toggles the big meter view.
7. Show input : Use this button to display or hide the input section.
8. Show lters : Use this button to display or hide the lter section.
The “modes” options:
1. Loop : Toggle loop mode.
2. Punch : Toggle punch mode.
3. Click : Toggle click-track.
4. Snap : Toggle snap-to-grid.
5. E-to-E : Toggle end to end mode.
6. Scroll : Toggle scroll mode.
7. Chase : Toggle timecode chasing.
8. TC mode : Toggle the time-line display between SMPTE and and beats/bars.