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Tracktion 3

The volume/pan ﬁlter allows you to make changes to the level and stereo position of a

track. Clicking on this ﬁlter will display the volume and pan settings in the properties panel

(Fig. 6-2). The volume and pan sliders can be used to adjust these settings.

Figure 6-2

Notice how the volume/pan ﬁlter icon changes to reﬂect your pan and volume adjust-

ments. The dark horizontal line shows the level, and the diamond shows the left-right pan

position. Even more handily, the pan and level settings can be adjusted directly from the

surface of the ﬁlter icon. If you move your mouse over a volume/pan ﬁlter, you will notice

that the pointer will change appearance. Depending on the pointer type, you will be in ei-

ther pan or volume edit mode.

To adjust the pan, hold the pointer over the horizontal line with the small diamond icon;

the pointer will switch to a left/right arrow. Clicking and dragging the mouse left or right

when the left/right arrow is shown will adjust the pan position.

To adjust the level, position the pointer anywhere in the boxed region other than over

the horizontal line; the pointer will switch to an up/down arrow. Clicking and dragging the

mouse up or down when the up/down arrow is shown will adjust the level.

Now you’ve seen how to make pan and level

changes to a track, let’s add a new ﬁlter to the

mix. If you look at the area just above the ﬁlter

section, you will see an icon labelled “new ﬁl-

ter..” (Fig. 6-3). To add a new ﬁlter to a track, drag this icon to the location where you want

the new ﬁlter to be placed. Figure 6-4 shows a ﬁlter being added to a track. Notice that the

area in front of the volume/pan ﬁlter is glowing red; this is how you can tell where the ﬁlter

will be placed. If there is no illumination then you are not currently over a valid target area.

When the new ﬁlter icon is dropped, a pop-

up menu appears. From this menu you can

select the ﬁlter you wish to add to your track.

The Tracktion Filters sub-folder contains a de-

lay ﬁlter. Try adding this ﬁlter to the track on

which you placed the percussive loop. When

you have added it, play your edit back to hear

the effect.

Note: You can remove unwanted ﬁlters by selecting them and pressing the delete key on

your keyboard. You can also move them by dragging them in the same way that you added

the delay above.

If you want to make changes to the delay levels, select the ﬁlter and adjust the controls

that are shown in the properties panel.

Figure 6-3

Figure 6-4

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