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414 TRACK MENU
• Mute, lock, and solo
• Volume regulation. All individual volume fader tracks scale relative to one another.
• Focus for recording
All tracks in the folder track are displayed when the folder is open. A border with the track
color of the track folder is added to each track. In minimized state the tracks found in the
folder will be hidden in the arranger. They will still be visible in the Mixer.
Normally all the tracks can be seen in the track folder along with the objects they contain in
minimized state.
Section marking in the track folder is carried out across all tracks. You can use this view
mode for section-based cut operations across all tracks of the folder track.
The track contained may be used as a reference track by right clicking on the track header.
The objects of this track are displayed in the folder and can be used for simultaneous
object-based cutting operations for all objects of the other tracks in the folder track that are
grouped with these objects.
Working with the track folder:
1. Initiate a multi-track recording. This creates several grouped objects, one below the
other.
2. Select an area over all the objects that you wish to edit together. You can now create a
track folder!
3. Minimize the track folder and choose one of the contained tracks as a reference track.
4. The object of the reference track now appears in the track folder instead of as icons of
all contained tracks. All object editing, cuts, fades, and Object Editor effects of this object
are now applied to all objects of the track folder.
Track folder tracks are marked using border colors of the track folder.
New submix bus
Here you can add a submix bus as a track. The new bus will be added below the selected
track.
New AUX bus
Here you can add an AUX bus (view page 361) as a track. The new bus will be added
below the selected track.
New surround bus
You can mixdown your project in surround sound even after the fact. With this command
you can create a surround bus, which will be placed below the selected track. All tracks
routed to one surround bus receive a surround panorama module instead of the normal
panorama slider with which the surround position of the exiting signal can be controlled.