Tracks and clips

Tracks connect the arrangement to mixer channels. A track's clips supply media or MIDI events; its channel determines input, processing, routing, pan, and level.

Track types

Open the Mixer and use its add controls:

• Audio creates an audio track and channel for recordings or project audio.
• Instrument creates a MIDI track with a VST3 instrument input slot.
• Aux creates a return or submix channel without an arrangement lane.
• Output creates a hardware-output channel.

The project always has a master path. Deleting an audio or instrument channel also removes its clips from the timeline, but keeps the underlying media assets in the project.

Rename and organize tracks

Double-click a channel or track name to rename it. Use Alt + ↑/↓ while a track name is focused to reorder it.

Channel colors identify related material in both the mixer and arrangement. Open the channel menu to choose a color.

Audio clips

Recordings appear as audio clips when capture finishes. The waveform is a visual guide; changing the arrangement's Gain zoom changes only the drawing, not the clip level.

Audio files stored in the project appear under Library → Samples.

MIDI clips

On an instrument lane, double-click empty space to create a clip at that position. You can also focus the lane and press Enter. Select a MIDI clip to make the Piano Roll available.

To bring in an existing Standard MIDI File, use the MIDI import command. For each sequence, choose a new instrument track or ignore it. You can keep the project Tempo Track or replace it with the imported tempo map.

Global lanes

The Tempo, Meter, and Key lanes describe the musical timeline. Expand a lane to inspect its events. Tempo and meter affect musical positioning and MIDI import; project key editing is still under development.