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Audio Montage
The audio montage is a multichannel and multitrack non-destructive editing environment that allows you to arrange, edit, play back, and record audio clips.
Assembling the Audio Montage
You assemble your audio montage by adding tracks, clips, and lanes.
Tracks
Tracks form the structure that is used to organize clips. You can add mono tracks, stereo tracks, a reference track, a video track, and a picture track.
Track Groups
Track groups are selections of tracks whose outputs are mixed together and routed through the group effects, montage effects, gain settings, and pan settings in the Inspector. This allows you to apply effects to a track group while still being able to apply effects to individual tracks of a group. This is useful for stem-mastering, for example.
Coloring Track Groups
You can assign colors to track groups to quickly identify which tracks are in a track group. The color setting is applied to the waveform of clips and to the track control area.

Coloring Track Groups

You can assign colors to track groups to quickly identify which tracks are in a track group. The color setting is applied to the waveform of clips and to the track control area.

Procedure

Right-click in the track control area of a track and select Edit Track Groups.
In the Track Groups dialog, do one of the following:
- To change the color of a track group, select the track group in the Track Groups list and make your color settings in the Group Color section.
- To change the color for an individual track of a track group, select the track in the Track Groups list and select a color in the Track Color section.
Click OK.

Result

The waveform of the clips and/or the track control area of each track are displayed in the selected color.