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computer. Archived tracks, on the other hand, donÕt place any load on
your computer. Therefore, if there are tracks you want to keep but donÕt
need to play, you should archive them instead. Archived tracks are
indicated by the letter A in the Mute button that is displayed in the
Track and Console views.
When you mute or unmute a track while playback is in progress, there
may be a slight delay before you hear the effect of the change. This is to
be expected and does not indicate a hardware or software problem.
Soloing Tracks
Sometimes you want to hear a single track, or a few tracks at once,
without having to mute all the other tracks. You can do this by soloing
the tracks you want to hear.
As soon as any track is marked as a solo track, Pro Audio ignores all
mute settings and plays only the track or tracks that are set to solo. Any
number of tracks at one time can be marked as solo. All these tracks will
play together. As soon as the solo status of the Þnal solo track is turned
off, Pro Audio once again plays back tracks based on their mute settings.
To Mute or Unmute Tracks…
• To mute or unmute a track, click the Mute button in the Track or
Console view
• To mute or unmute several tracks at once, select the tracks and
choose
Track-Mute
, or select the tracks, right-click, and choose
Mute
or use the Solo toolbar or Status bar to unmute all tracks.
To Archive or Unarchive Tracks…
1. Select one or more tracks in the Track view.
2. Choose
Track-Archive
, or right-click and choose
Archive
from the
menu to toggle the archive status of the selected tracks or use the
Solo toolbar or Status bar to unmute all tracks.
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