Apple Logic Pro 9 - Manual (Page 73)

Introducing the Mixer
The Mixer is where you mix your project. Each track is played back through a channel
strip. You can adjust the level and pan position of a channel strip, add effects, mute and
solo tracks, and send the output of a channel strip to other channel strip types, such as
output and auxiliary channel strips.
Channel strips and
channel strip controls
Filter buttons View buttons
• Channel strips: Use to process audio or MIDI information that is routed from arrange
tracks.
• Channel strip controls: Use to adjust the level and other aspects of the audio signal
played through the channel strip.
• View buttons: Use to switch the Mixer between Single, Arrange, and All views, limiting
the Mixer view to channel strips required for the task at hand.
• Filter buttons: Use to filter the display of specific channel strip types.
Full details can be found in the Mixing chapter.
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