I have a very simple question. Must be a thing I have overlooked.
 
How can I pan a bass track hard centre with a instrument, like Nexus 2? I can see the option on audio tracks but not for synth/vst tracks. It is not problem to pan left or right, but just can not find out how to pan it hard centre. Do I really need to use a plugin for this?

While the interleave button is hidden on a instrument track, it is still possible to set it by splitting the track, setting the interleave on the audio track and recreating the instrument track.

scook
While the interleave button is hidden on a instrument track, it is still possible to set it by splitting the track, setting the interleave on the audio track and recreating the instrument track.

 
Okei thanks . Then I just need to follow up With a question why it is hidden on a instrument track? No big deal anyway. Just needed a solution for this.
 

I can't say for sure, maybe Simple Instrument Tracks have a reduced feature set to keep them simple.

scook
I can't say for sure, maybe Simple Instrument Tracks have a reduced feature set to keep them simple.

Dang  . That was actually a leading to where I have overlooked it. When I insert the synth (options)  . I knew there was some silly, easy thing I did not see. Typical With a New Daw in the starting phase. Now I just need to figure out if I can change the option for the synth racks already added.
 
Thanks for the heads up.

If you are working with an existing instrument track right-click in the track and use the "Split Instrument Track" option.

Thanks
 
Just one more thing. When I choose the Simple Instrument Track. This is stereo, right? Just want to ask since I got 2 recording lines/graphs when I choosed the "All synth audio outputs - Stereo" and only 1 recording graph when recording in Simple Instrument Track.
 
I can of course hear it, that it is stereo, but just need to have it confirmed to be absolutely sure.

Yes, SITs are implemented as a hybrid combination of a MIDI track input section and a stereo (by default) audio track output section. Initially a SIT shows the MIDI data in the track. SITs can be slit into their audio and MIDI track components. A MIDI+audio track synth instance can be merged into an instrument track. The option to split/merge is in the track context menu.