Mbox User Guide34
To use the Multi Button Function pane and
configure its parameters (example):
1 Launch Pro Tools.
2 Choose Track > New and create 1 Mono audio
track.
3 Choose Setup > Hardware.
4 From the Press and Release list, select
Start/Stop Record (the default).
5 From the Press and Hold list, select Add Se-
lected Tracks (the default).
6 From the Hold Duration list, select 500 msec
(the default).
7 Go to the Edit Window and select the track
you just created.
8 Press and hold the Multi button for 500 msec,
then release. A new track is added in Record En-
able mode.
9 Press and immediately release the Multi but-
ton. The track begins recording.
This is just one example of how easy it is to use
the Multi button if you want to quickly throw
down tracks and record. But you can personalize
the Multi button settings to fit any audio work-
flow that works for you.
Press and Release Options
When you click on the Press and Release list, a
pop-up menu provides access to the following
options:
None No function is selected in this mode.
Add Last Track Adds the last track type that you
created in the session. Say you have created two
Audio tracks in a session. It adds another mono
Audio track.
Add Selected Track Adds whatever tracks that
you have selected in a session. Say you have se-
lected two Audio tracks in a session. It adds an-
other two Audio tracks.
Cursor to Next Marker Each time the button is
pressed and released, the transport locates to the
next marker location.
Cursor to Previous Marker Each time the button
is pressed and released, the transport locates to
the previous marker location.
Start/Stop Playback Each time the button is
pressed and released, it starts/stops playing back
the session.
Start/Stop Record Each time the button is
pressed and released, it starts/stops recording.
Loop Playback Toggle Each time the button is
pressed and released, the Loop Playback mode is
toggled between enabled and disabled.
Undo Each time the button is pressed and re-
leased, it undoes that last operation you per-
formed in Pro Tools. (Same as the Undo com-
mand from the Pro Tools menu)
Save Session Each time the Multi button is
pressed and released, it saves the session.
Tap Tempo The Multi button can be tapped to
adjust the session tempo. Tapping tempo causes
Pro Tools to come out of Conductor mode and
match its tempo to the tapped tempo. If
Pro Tools is already in Manual Tempo mode, the
session automatically adjusts its tempo to match
the value created by the Tap Tempo function.
You need to have at least one track avail-
able in a session to use the Add Last Track
and Add Selected Track functions.
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