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Latigo • User Guide 4

English

< The Instrument Symbols

Below the Track Tabs is a dark rectangular area containing a colored symbol for the percussion instrument

played by a Track. This area also contains a few functions that are worth mentioning.

The Instrument Symbols area.

• Track Volumes: Although most of your mixing will happen on Latigo’s Mix Page we’ve hidden a handy

little feature that no-one except you guys who read manuals will know about. Using your mouse wheel

in the instrument symbol area allows you to control Track volumes on the Play Page. Give it a try, it’s

pretty useful.

Hold [Shift] for ﬁne adjustment.

• Track Info: Right clicking (Mac: [Ctrl]-Click) in the instrument symbol area will open an information box

with a picture and description of the instrument played on that track. This information is always displayed

in English but is also available in other languages in “The Instruments” chapter of this manual.

• Track Mute Status: When a track is muted the instrument symbol changes from colored to grey. This

way you always have an overview of all muted instruments.

< Adding Tracks

When you load or add a Track to a Style, you are adding all of the properties it formerly had, including

information about what is played by which MIDI keys and sound edit settings.

To add a Track either:

• Double click it in the Styles Selector menu

• drag and drop the Track anywhere to the right of the Styles Selector (except onto an existing Track Tab)

and release your mouse button

• select the Track in the Styles Selector and click Load.

< Replacing Tracks

To replace a Track simply drag and drop the new Track onto the tab of the Track you wish to replace. This works

for Tracks listed in the Styles Selector as well as for Track Tabs.

< Copying Tracks

To make a copy of a Track click and drag the Track Tab to an empty place in the Track Tabs display.