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Mix Down to Track (Bounce)
result – a mono or stereo file that exactly replicates the sound of your complete session – in the selected track. (This
process is commonly known as "bouncing".) Session elements such as looping, images, effects and envelopes are all
reflected in the mixed waveform. You'll find the Mix Down to Track (Bounce) command handy for creating small sub-
mixes in the Multitrack View.
All Waves: Selecting this option will mix all unmuted waveforms in the session and place the resulting stereo waveform
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in the current track.
Selected Waves: Choose this option to mix all highlighted waveforms in the session and put the resulting stereo
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waveform in the active track.
All Waves (Mono): Selecting this option will mix all unmuted waveforms in the session to a mono waveform, which
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will be placed in the current track.
Selected Waves (Mono): Choose this option to mix all highlighted waveforms in the session to a mono waveform,
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which is put in the active track
Note: Adobe Audition treats your mixed track like any other open waveform. You'll see its name in the Files tab of the Prefer-
ences menu as well as in the Insert > Existing File/Cue... pop-up window. It can also be sent to Adobe Audition's Edit View
for modification.
Checkmark this command to mute the track. All blocks within the track are ignored during playback and
Mute Track
mixdowns, and are displayed as "grayed-out". This command does the same thing as pressing the "M" button on the track
console.
When this command is checkmarked, the track is soloed. A soloed track has the effect of muting out all other
Solo Track
tracks, and is used to quickly isolate a track or tracks from the rest of the mix. Unlike the Solo Current Track command,
you can run Solo on multiple tracks to place the track into solo mode. This command does the same thing as clicking
the "S" button on the track console. (You'll need to hold down the Ctrl key while pressing the "S" button to solo multiple
tracks.)
Run this command to put just the current track into solo mode. If any other track in the session
Solo Current Track
window is soloed, its solo status will be turned off.
Checking this command gets a track ready for recording. This means that the track will be ready
Arm Track for Record
to record onto when the Record button in the Transport Controls is pushed. When recording into a track, the input will
be fed from the currently selected recording device. This command does the same thing as pressing the "R" button on
the track console.
This command displays a small floating window which includes a slider for adjusting the track's overall
Track Volume
volume.
This functions performs a mixdown as the Edit > Mix Down command does, and places the
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