MIx Recall Templates

Helpfile states something to do with saving with project templates.
 
But also - confusingly - refer to track templates with a link - which says nothing more than list Mix scenes are part of it.
 
I guess one has to read up on merging of mix scenes to understand what will happend.

Its in the documentation here
The documentation should have pointed to project templates not track templates :)
 
Mix recall templates really is an extension added to project templates. When you save a project template file it will now additionally save any mix recall state that is present. i.e. the templates themselves can reference mix scenes and any project derived from this template will automatically inherit the mix scenes referenced by the template so
they’re ready to use. 
For example you could have the template have scenes with different solo mute states, or even different combinations of effects that can be switched in via the mix scenes.
 
To save a mix recall template, you create a project with the desired mix scenes, then save the project as a template file. When you save, all the referenced mix scenes will be saved with the template.
There was a thread here that requested a different use case for this. Here is another, another, another and one more
As you can see this has been requested in a few different context's over the years :)

By blank if you mean a template containing tracks and buses with parameters set up then yes.
If you save a scene with these settings in the template you can recall it within any project created from that template.

I really think Cake could benefit from more videos on such features... it's the current way of marketing... youtubes go viral and this definitely would...attracting new users, just like the arranging vids for S3...Personally I had NO IDEA this was possible with a little planning, template wise... I like it a lot although still need to "get my head around it" as the white rabbit mentioned...
 
I think SPlat has so many unique features, youtubes should be coming out on them more regularly... helping our community to grow.
 
It's worth the time to do...