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Audio editing 199
FX: Opens (view page 189) the audio effect rack .
Auto: activates the volume and panautomation (view page 200).
Plug-ins: You can access the audio plug-ins (view page 182) installed on
the PC using the triangle-shaped button.
Volume: You can adjust the track volume using the large slider.
Stereo panorama: You can set the stereo -position for each track using
the knob.
Note: Double-clicking on the volume or panorama slider sets it back to
its passive default position, in which no CPU is used.
Solo/mute: The "Solo" switches a track into solo mode, which means
that all tracks not switched to "solo" will be muted. "Mute" makes the
track silent.
Effect channels
In addition to normal mixer channels that correspond to the tracks in the
arrangement, you can create two separate effect channels. The principle behind them:
You can take a partial signal from a normal channel into an effect channel, where the
partial signal is then processed with additional effects. This is a common process used
in professional audio production.
In each mixer channel there are two FX-Send knobs (FX 1 and FX2 )
under plug-in slots.
Here you can determine the strength of the signal from the track that is routed into
both available effect channels.
The FX tracks are usually hidden in the mixer. When an FX-Send is used, they will
appear to the left next to the master section.