Adobe AUDITION 1.5 - Manual (Page 170)

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Mixing Multitrack Sessions
Working with sessions
The Multitrack View work area includes several unique elements that help you mix
sessions. On the left, the track controls let you adjust track-specific settings, such as
volume and pan. (See “Working with audio tracks” on page 179.) On the right, the track
display lets you edit the clips in each track. (See “Working with clips” on page 168.)
For information about elements of the work area that Multitrack View shares with Edit
View, see “About the work area” on page 9.
Multitrack View work area
A. Vertical scroll bar B. Track controls C. Toolbar D. Horizontal scroll bar E. Track F. Load Meter
G. Mix Gauge
Creating new sessions
When you create a new session, you specify its sample rate. (See “About sample rates” on
page 110.) Any files added to the session must share this sample rate. If you try to import
a file with a different sample rate, Adobe Audition lets you convert it.
You can base new sessions on the default session, borrowing default settings such as device
assignments and master volume levels.
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