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Logic Pro 9 User Manual - Help Library - Apple

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When you choose an inactive group, the Group Settings window opens automatically. If<br />

you choose a group that is already in use, the Group Settings window does not open (see<br />

Getting to Know the Mixer Group Settings).<br />

To assign a channel strip to multiple groups<br />

µ Press Shift while choosing a group in the Group menu.<br />

The Group slot displays the channel strip’s group membership.<br />

To quickly assign the most recent group setting to another channel strip<br />

µ Press Option and click the Group slot of the channel strip.<br />

The most recently accessed group setting—including overlapping groups—is applied to<br />

the current channel strip.<br />

Removing Channel Strips from Mixer Groups<br />

You can also remove a channel strip from single or multiple groups.<br />

To remove a channel strip from a group<br />

1 Click the Group slot to open the Group menu.<br />

2 Choose the Group that you want to remove the channel strip from.<br />

To remove a channel strip from all groups<br />

1 Click the Group slot to open the Group menu.<br />

2 Choose No Group.<br />

764 Chapter 27 Mixing<br />

Disabling Mixer Groups<br />

You can temporarily disable all group parameter links—applying a group clutch—to<br />

change the volume of an individual channel strip, for example.<br />

To temporarily disable all groups<br />

Do one of the following:<br />

µ Choose Options > Group Clutch (or use the Toggle Group Clutch key command, default<br />

assignment: Command-G).<br />

µ Deselect the “Groups active” checkbox in the Group Settings window.

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