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2. Select a MIDI Track to record the Mutes on.

You should

not

select a MIDI Track onto which you have recorded music. We

strongly recommend you to use a separate Track for recording Mutes, to avoid

confusion (see later in this chapter). You can then record all the different mute

settings for any and all other Tracks on this single Track.

3. Activate recording at some point.

If you want to mute a Track from the beginning, put your Mute Events one or

two ticks before the ﬁrst notes, so that you are sure the ﬁrst note also gets

muted.

4. When you reach the point where you want the mute to happen, perform

it by clicking in the Mute column, by pressing [Alt]+[Control] and [F2] to

[F11] or by activating the Solo function.

5. Keep on muting and un-muting Tracks for as long as you wish.

The Record switch (Overdub/Replace) applies, so that you can overwrite or

add Mute and Un-mute Events as you wish.

6. Terminate recording as usual.

About recording Mutes

There aren’t really any restrictions to what you can do. Things can get quite in-

volved if you indulge in complex mute setups. Observe the following:

• Muting silences

all output

from a Track, notes, Continuous Controllers,

MIDI Mixer data, System Exclusive, everything - including the mute

Events themselves!

This means, that you should avoid recording mute Events for the very Track

you are recording on.

An example might clarify this: Let’s say you are recording mutes on Track 1,

and happen to record a mute Event followed by an un-mute Event, both for

Track 1. When you play back the Track and the song position reaches the ﬁrst

Event, the Track will mute itself. The un-mute will never happen since the

Track is muted for all output. This is why you should always record mutes on

a separate mute-Track, and never record any mutes for that Track.

• A mute Track may of course be muted by another Track, which leads to

the same confusion as above.

• Notes that have started before the mute are not cut off by the mute itself.

They always play to their end.

• Mutes are chased (see page 71 and the Online Help) if the Chase Events

function on the Options menu is activated, but only within one Part.

Make sure to end your Mute recording with the Track in the right status

(muted or un-muted).

• You can only use Tracks 1 to 128 for Mute recording.

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