Editing - Project & MixConsole

When you activate this option, a track in the track list or a channel in the MixConsole automatically gets selected if Solo is activated. Deactivating this option always keeps the current selection status, regardless of the solo setting for the tracks.

When you activate this option, a track in the track list or a channel in the MixConsole automatically gets selected when you click the respective edit button. Deactivating this option always keeps the current track/channel selection.

If you activate this option, selecting a MixConsole channel automatically scrolls the track list to display the respective track.

If this option is activated, and you select a track in the Project window, the corresponding channel is automatically selected in the MixConsole and vice versa.

This can be a very handy feature when making detailed settings for audio and MIDI channels: open the Channel Settings window for a track by clicking its edit button, and position it so that it can remain open without obstructing the view. Then you can simply select the track for which you want to make settings in the Project window. The Channel Settings window will automatically change to show the settings for the selected track.

If this option is activated, the selected MIDI tracks are automatically record-enabled.

If this option is activated, selected audio tracks are automatically record-enabled.

If this option is activated, the selected tracks are automatically soloed.

If this option is activated, any folding settings that you make on the Track Folding submenu of the Project menu also affect the subelements of the tracks. For example, if you fold in a folder track that contains 10 audio tracks, of which 5 have several open automation tracks, all these audio tracks within the folder track will also be folded in.

Activate this option to enter a mode where the selected track in the Project window will be enlarged. You can adjust the size directly in the track list if the default enlargement factor does not suit you. When you select another track in the track list, this track is automatically enlarged, and the previously selected track is displayed in its previous size.