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2 tracks
Use the "2 tracks" button to create a second stereo track, for example, if
you want to create transitions between two songs or to "park" a song on
the additional track for the meantime.
An additional track provides a better overview when there are multiple objects
in play. All objects can be moved randomly between the tracks. If moved
between tracks while holding the "Shift" key, the horizontal position will be
retained, i.e. only the track is changed. On the lower "shunting" track you can
move the objects without moving the subsequent ones as well. Materials which
are placed over one another will be played back simultaneously and burned
on CD. If this is desired, then the volume level at this position should be
monitored, since objects which are playing back simultaneously add to the
overall volume.
Stereo
If the stereo button is activated, the waveform display of the audio
material for both stereo channels will be displayed separately.
This view is useful to visually monitor processing of the material in the stereo
panorama, or to locate precise crossover points during editing operations.
Surround
Opens the Surround editor.
Read more on this topic in the "Additional sound effects (view page 107)"
chapter!
Volume curve
You can activate a volume curve (view page 69) with the Volume c
urve
button.
Spectral display
In addition to the waveform display, this button allows a spectral display
of the audio material to be shown as well.
Spectral display equates the X axis (horizontal) to the time dimension. In
contrast to the waveform display, whereby the height of the waveform only