Apple Logic Pro 8 - Manual (Page 958)

958 Chapter 40 Project Settings and Preferences
To open the Audio preferences, do one of the following:
m Choose Logic Pro > Preferences > Audio (or use the corresponding key command).
m Click the Preferences button in the Arrange Toolbar, and choose Audio from the pop-up
menu.
Device Preferences
The Device preferences determine how your audio interface hardware is addressed by
Logic Pro. Details are found in “
Configuring Your Audio Hardware ” on page 96.
General Audio Preferences
Display Audio Engine Overload Message
If switched off, playback will simply stop in an overload situation instead of displaying
an alert box.
Open Plug-in Window on Insertion
With this setting on, the window of an effect or software instrument plug-in is
automatically opened after inserting it in the appropriate channel strip slot.
Track Mute/Solo
This menu determines the linking relationship of the Track Mute and Solo buttons with
the corresponding channel strip buttons.
 Fast (Remote Channel Strips): Clicking a channel strip’s Mute or Solo button switches
the state of the associated track button, and vice-versa.
 CPU-saving (Slow Response): Choose to save processing resources, and to make the
track Mute and Solo buttons independent of the corresponding channel strip
buttons.