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If you find that you're not getting enough level from the microphone for your tracks, open the
GrooveLab Transit control panel (as described above), and increase the Mic Boost setting. The
default setting is 0 dB (no gain), but you can select one of three higher gain settings. We
recommend using +14dB, but don't let that stop you from experimenting on your own. Refer to
the Live Delta manual for full details on recording.
You can add effects, EQ and VST plug-ins to your composition, and then mix it using Live Delta's
onboard automation and mixdown function. For this example, we'll add EQ to the rhythm in
Track 1. Click the Solo icon (button with an 'S' to the left of the Monitoring button described above)
of Track 1, to solo the rhythm track so that you won't hear the other tracks when placing EQ on
Track 1. Now double-click the name, "Track 1." The Track View window at the bottom of the
program states to "Drop Effects Here."
Click the Live Effects chooser icon (of the 6 vertical circular icons to the left of the Browser
window, this is the second icon from the top with a file folder image icon displaying the Ableton
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