Take lane controls

Most of the controls in Take lanes are identical to the controls found in tracks.

Figure 89. Take lane controls.

A. Expand/collapse Take lanes B. Select lane C. Remove lane D. Insert new lane E. Lane name F. Edit Filter G. Mute H. Solo I. Arm for recording J. Comments

The following controls are shown in each Take lane:

Remove lane . Remove lane and all data in the lane.

Insert new lane . Add a new empty lane below the clicked lane. Each track can have an unlimited number of lanes. New Take lanes are automatically named T1, T2, T3, etc.

Select. Click to select the lane and its parent track. Lanes support the same selection gestures as tracks.

Edit Filter. Use a track’s Edit Filter control to specify the type of data you want to edit.

Clips. The selected tool operates on clips.

Audio Transients. The selected tool operates on audio transients (only available for audio tracks).

Notes. The selected tool operates on MIDI Note events (only available for MIDI and Instrument tracks).

Clip Automation. The selected tool operates on clip automation envelopes. Select the desired automation parameter from the submenu. Created envelopes are displayed in bold text at the top of the menu.

Name. Take lanes are automatically named with a sequential take number. You can rename Take lanes, just like regular tracks.

Solo. Solo the Take lane and temporarily mute all other Take lanes within the same parent track.

Mute. Mute the Take lane.

Record Arm. Arms the Take lane for recording. New data will overwrite existing data, regardless of the global record mode.

Comments. Type a comment or description of the selected take.

Note: When using Quick Groups on Take lanes, the Quick Group affects Take lanes with the same identical name in other selected tracks.

 

See:

Using Take lanes

Take lanes and comping takes