MX

40 Arranger
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If the tracks in the arranger are not long enough, you can increase the length
by pressing the minus button (-) to the right. The size of the arrangement
adapts itself automatically when objects exceed the space for them on the
right-hand side or when new objects are loaded.
Mute a single audio track by clicking on the “Mute” button or play individual
tracks separately (“Solo”) to emphasize a particular scene.
Trackboxes and Instrument icons
Each track box contains an instrument
icon box. If you drag a MAGIX Soundpool
sample onto an empty track, a suitable
icon is automatically displayed. You can
also exchange the icon by clicking on it
an select another one.
At the start of each track there is a track box where you can switch each track
to "mute" or "solo". In the lower half of the arranger below the track boxes are
two buttons, "Reset" and "Solo/Mute", which you can use to reset all track
solo/mute settings.
The peak meter can be seen beside the icons. This allows you to control the
volume of the track and to see if the track produces any audio sound at all.
Beside the track number to the top, you'll find the track name field. You can
rename the track by double clicking this field.
The small arrow beside the name of the track opens a menu with
which you can load a software instrument (VSTi plug-in) into the
track. This will then be used by all MIDI objects of the track. Here
you also have access to the individual sounds of the VST
instruments VITA and REVOLTA which come supplied.
With REC you can activate the track for an audio or MIDI recording.