Arm selected track

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2011/04/19 15:33:11 (permalink)

Arm selected track

Is there anyway to arm the selected track to record without have to unarm other tracks.

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    garrigus
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    Re:Arm selected track 2011/04/19 15:39:28 (permalink)
    Not sure what you mean... you can arm as many tracks as you'd like.

    What exactly are you trying to do? The steps you're taking...

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    Re:Arm selected track 2011/04/20 13:25:38 (permalink)
    Say if I just recorded a bass on one track and I was going to record guitars next, I want to be able to click the arm button on the guitar track and the bass track automatically become unarmed instead of manually unarming the bass . This is somthing I am used to as a protools convert.

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    Re:Arm selected track 2011/06/05 15:21:09 (permalink)
    I have the opposite problem here! I want to arm a track and have the currently armed track automatically unarm... Maybe we can help each other. Did you ever figure out what was happening for you ?

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    Re:Arm selected track 2011/06/05 16:49:12 (permalink)
    serioulsly?..lol..its two clicks

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    Re:Arm selected track 2011/06/05 17:18:49 (permalink)
    It's something I used to use in Cubase some years ago, when doing live recordings - there was a setting to automatically arm the selected track which would follow when you switched tracks, so I could switch from instrument to instrument while playing and automatically create clips. I don't think the same thing exists in Sonar; the solution is to just leave all tracks in record and switch them, recording everything, and then edit into clips later. If you're recording audio it would lay down a lot of data, but that's not such a terrible thing really.

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    Re:Arm selected track 2011/06/06 07:38:01 (permalink)
    It's actually more than two clicks: you have to find the track, make sure the R button is visible by scrolling/expanding then click it.

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