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SEQUENCER FUNCTIONS111
Naming tracks
Devices (and tracks) get the name of their loaded patch by default, but you can override this by manually renaming:
D Name, or rename, a track by double-clicking its name tag in the Track List, typing in a name and pressing [Re-
turn].
Note that naming/renaming a track also changes the name of the associated Source Device in the rack (and vice
versa). Furthermore, renaming an audio track also changes the name of the associated Audio Track device in the
rack as well as its corresponding channel strip in the Main Mixer. If you rename the track of a source device in a
device group, its Mix Channel will get the same name. If you want a separate name for the Mix Channel, double-
click in the Mix Channel name tag, in the rack or Main Mixer, type in a new name and press [Return].
See “About Device Groups” for more information about device groups.
Folding tracks
To minimize the visible height of the track, and thus allow for a better overview of the tracks in the sequencer, it’s pos-
sible to fold tracks.
D To fold/unfold a track, click on the small triangle on the track handle.
An unfolded track.
The same track folded.
A folded track will not show the individual lanes in the Track List, and on the Edit/Arrangement Pane the clips are
shown as horizontal strips. If the folded track has several lanes, all the clips on the lanes will be shown as vertically
stacked strips on the Arrangement Pane. No events in the clips are shown.
D Basic clip operations (selecting, moving, copying etc.) are available also for folded tracks, although it is gener-
ally better to unfold a track if you want to edit its contents, as this gives you a better overview.
D To fold/unfold all tracks in the sequencer in one go, press [Alt](Win) or [Option](Mac) and click on a track han-
dle triangle.
q It’s also possible to fold/unfold only the parameter automation lanes on a track by clicking the triangle on the
parameter automation tab. See “Parameter automation lane elements” for more details.