M-AUDIO Pro Tools Recording Studio - Manual (Page 638)

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Sorting Tracks in the Track List
You can sort tracks in the Track List by the fol-
lowing criteria:
Name Sorts the order of tracks in the Track List
by Track Name.
Type Sorts the order of tracks in the Track List by
Track Type.
Edit Group Sorts the order of tracks in the Track
List by Edit Groups.
Mix Group Sorts the order of tracks in the Track
List by Mix Groups.
Voice Sorts the order of tracks in the Track List
by Voice allocations.
Track List Right-Click Menu
In addition to common track management com-
mands, the Track List Right-click menu shares
commands with both the Track List pop-up
menu and the Notes Pane Right-click menu.
To access the MIDI Editor Track List Right-click
menu:
„
Right-click on any Track Name in the Track
List.
Track List Right-click Menu Options
The following options are available depending
on the track type (Auxiliary Input, Instrument,
or MIDI).
Hide Hides the selected track.
Hide and Make Inactive Hides the selected track
and makes it inactive.
Make Inactive Makes the selected track inactive.
Export MIDI Exports the selected track as a MIDI
file.
New Opens the New Track dialog.
Rename Renames the selected track.
Duplicate Duplicates the selected track.
Split into Mono Splits the selected stereo Instru-
ment or Auxiliary Input track into two mono
tracks.
Delete Deletes the selected track.
MIDI Real-Time Properties Opens the MIDI Real-
Time Properties window for the selected track.
Open in New MIDI Editor Opens the tracks dis-
played in the current MIDI Editor window in a
new MIDI Editor window. The new MIDI Editor
window will be untargeted.
Open in Score Editor Opens the shown tracks in
the Score Editor window.
Open in MIDI Event List Opens the selected track
in the MIDI Event List.
Notation Display Track Settings Opens the Nota-
tion Display Track Settings window.
Group List
The Group List in MIDI Editor windows pro-
vides the same functionality as in the Edit win-
dow. You can create, edit, and delete Edit
Groups using the Group List in any MIDI Editor
window. The Group List is linked between the
Edit window and all MIDI Editor windows.
For information on grouping tracks, see
Chapter 12, “Grouping Tracks.”