How do I hide a track in the mixer? I see the ‘Can Hide’ options but don’t see how to actually hide a track and can’t find this in the Manual. Now that I’m controlling so many audio tracks with group channels I want to hide the tracks themselves in the mixer.
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I’m trying to understand what is being indicated in the below screenshot, see my highlight in orange:
The Manual says this indicates the “Speaker configuration”(pg.147). The reason I’m confused is that the only tracks that are stereo on the input routing are the Vdrum(as you can see to the left those indicate “stereo” as the “Speaker configuration” as well, which doesn’t bug me since they are in fact a stereo track) but the guitar tracks are coming in on mono channels per the input routing in the VST Connections(Inputs/F4) so just what exactly is causing those guitar tracks to show “stereo” there in the mixer(note, that is a duplicated mono track, that’s why there are two) and what exactly does the “Speaker configuration” being designated as “stereo” affect, if anything?
3. Is there not a way to revert a knob or fader change back to it’s previous state, ie:undo? Sometimes I hit a fader by accident with the mouse and can’t remember where it was. Is there a history for these changes?
1 Click on the little arrow, top right of a mixer channel. Page 150
2 You have assigned a Mono input to a Stereo track!
3 There is no mixer undo, but you can change the mixer behaviour in the preferences so that the fader does not move to the mouse. ie you would have to directly click on the fader knob to move it.
Like I said I found the ‘Can Hide’ button, what I didn’t figure out was how to actually hide. I found it though on page 150 of the Manual(even after missing it when looking at that very page last night ), I needed the “Hide Channels set to ‘Can Hide’” button. Thanks Split!
I mean there is a preference that sets how a mouse click on the fader works, It’s defaulted to Jump, you can have it set to relative or absolute (or some terms like that) Having it set correctly can save much frustration.
As far as I know, you can only hide tracks that are set to “can hide”, which is a rather limited methodology. IIRC, doing that happens from the panel on the left side of the mixer, hiding tracks that are set to “can hide”.
Maybe (likely) they’ll come up with something better for C7.
Ok. For anyone that randomly clicks on the mixer and changes the level by accident.
Prefs. Editing/controls/touch/slider mode. You will now have to actually touch the fader knob with the mouse to move it.
), I needed the “Hide Channels set to ‘Can Hide’” button. Thanks Split!