-> 3.2.2 Arrangement View
Contents:
- Track List
- Singer Track
- Audio Track
- Add Track
- Mute and Solo
- Track Color
- Master Track
- Mixer
- Time Ruler
- Timeline, Marker-line, and Selection
- Clip/Pattern
Track List
Blank Track: The initial state of a track. You can drag MIDI content onto it to turn it into a Singer Track, or drag audio content onto it to turn it into an Audio Track.
Singer Track: A track for hosting and singing MIDI clips. It uses MIDI content. Learn more about it, please refer to [3.3-Using AI Singers] and [3.4-Creating and Importing MIDI or Audio]. When dragging audio content, you can use the [Converting Acapella to MIDI & Lyrics] function to recognize it as MIDI content. Learn more about it, please refer to [3.7-Converting Acapella to MIDI & Lyrics].
Audio Track: A track for hosting and playing audio clips. Learn more about it, please refer to [3.4-Creating and Importing MIDI or Audio].
Add Track: Click the Cross Button to create a new blank track at the bottom of the track list. Right click on any track and select the "Create New Blank Track" option to create a new blank track below the track selected. Short cut [Ctrl]+[T](Windows) / [Command]+[T](Mac).
Mute and Solo:
- Mute Button: The small triangle button at the top left of each track is the Mute button. Click it to control whether the track outputs sound or not.
- Solo Button: When the mixer is collapsed, hover your mouse over the bottom right of a track to make the Solo button pop up. Click it to control whether the track outputs sound exclusively. To solo multiple tracks together, hold down [Ctrl] (Windows) / [Command] (Mac) while clicking mutilple Solo buttons. Solo takes priority over Mute. If the track is soloed, sound will be outputed regardless of whether Mute is enabled or not.
Track Color: The color of a track will be reflected in the Mute triangle and the content on the track. You can change the color in the right-click menu on the track.