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beneath it can be used to start playback forwards and backwards at
a slower speed. This can also be used to improve control over audio
passages, for example to edit out crackles or other errors later on.
Track editor
1 Track number display and track
name: Right clicking on the track
name opens the "Track settings"
dialog.
2 Switches off all tracks with the
exception of the one selected.
3 "M" button: Mutes the track.
4 Record icon: Activates the track for
the recording.
5 Lock: Enables you to protect objects
in the track and prevents unintended
moving or deleting of an object.
6 The loudspeaker symbol: Switches
on playback of the incoming signals
when the "Rec" button is active, if
"Manual monitoring" is selected in the
system options.
7 Volume input field and volume control
8 Peak meter: Both LED displays show
the input and output signal for the
track.
9 Panorama button: Controls the
position within the mix.
10 "FX": Access the activated track's effects. You can copy, insert,
reset, save, or load them. Save your personal track effect settings
in the program directory in "FX presets -> Track FX". Of course,
you can also create new subfolders.
11 "MIDI" button: Switches the track to MIDI recording and opens
the MIDI section of the track editor.
12 Automation: This area provides Automation of MIDI controllers,
VST parameters, and certain effects in the track (see page 154).