To create a new track, press command shift n, then set your parameters. It's the first 3 that'll interest you, the number of tracks, mono or stereo, and type, all the rest is somewhat serperfluous.
Remember also, if you're creating an audio track, which will contain something like a vocal, or guitar, which you're DIing, you want to set it to mono, even though the final result will be stereo. This is because the signal is mono. Any fx you want to be stereo, you'll need to put on an aux track, at least this is the way I understand it, and it's what I do, and it works great. Any instrument tracks etc, want to be stereo. HTH, On 27/09/2011, Kevin Reeves <reeves...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hey Chris. To rename a track, interact with the tracks table and Vo shift M > on the track you want to rename. On the popup menu, go down to rename and > type your new name in that dialog and hit return. > > Regarding automation, you could easily automate using the keyboard, but > understand that the keyboard inputs fixed commands when you're moving a > fader, so automating a fade or a pan will be somewhat choppy at best. You > can indeed automate mutes and solos using the keyboard with the shift M and > Shift S in the tracks table once you've set up the tracks to be automated. > Hope this helps. > > Kevin -- Take care, Chris Norman. <!-- chris.norm...@googlemail.com -->
