Chapter 14: Record Setup 259
To record enable an audio, MIDI, or Instrument
track:
■ From either the Mix or Edit window, click the
track’s Record Enable button to toggle record en-
able on or off for the track. The Record Enable
button is lit when on; also, in the Mix window,
the track’s fader is highlighted.
To record enable multiple audio tracks:
■ From either the Mix or Edit window, click
each audio track’s Record Enable button to tog-
gle record enable on or off for each track.
To record enable multiple MIDI and Instrument
tracks:
■ From either the Mix or Edit window, Shift-
click each MIDI or Instrument track’s Record En-
able button to toggle record enable on or off for
each track.
To record enable MIDI and Instrument tracks
using the Up/Down Arrows:
■ While pressing Control (Windows) or Com-
mand (Mac), press the Up/Down Arrows to
record enable the previous or next MIDI or In-
strument track. The previous (or next) record
track is no longer record-enabled.
To record enable all audio, or all MIDI and
Instrument tracks:
■ Alt-click (Windows) or Option-click (Mac) the
Record Enable button to toggle record enable on
or off for all audio, or Instrument and MIDI
tracks.
For record-enable, Pro Tools treats MIDI and In-
strument tracks as the same type. Consequently,
Alt-clicking (Windows) or Option-clicking
(Mac) the Record Enable button on any MIDI or
Instrument track will record enable all MIDI and
Instrument tracks.
Record-enabled audio track in Mix and Edit windows
If Latch Record mode is not enabled, Shift-
click each track’s Record Enable button to
toggle record enable on or off for each track.
See “Latch Record Enable Buttons Prefer-
ence” on page 260.
Edit window
Mix window
To keep the previous track record-enabled
while enabling new tracks, press Con-
trol+Shift+Up/Down (Windows) or Com-
mand+Shift+Up/Down (Mac).
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