In a similar manner, the Grouping Matrix allows you to manage all your track grouping assignments. This is great for editing, when you need to hear subtle details, but still want some context for ensuring the part is in tune and/or in time. With it active, soloing a track just turns down the rest of the mix, rather than muting it completely. Solo In Front is an awesome feature, which you can enable from the Options menu. With a bit of luck, the band will never know! 8. If you’re partway through a take and you notice that a track isn’t armed when it should be, don’t panic: simply arm the track in question, and it will pick up recording from that point along with all the others. Now, arming any one of your drum kit tracks will arm them all, so you won’t ever realise you forgot to record the ride channel halfway through a take! 7. Try selecting all your drum kit input tracks, and checking both Record Arm Master and Record Arm Slave. Track grouping can be used for a lot of other purposes. Now create a new track, open the grouping options for that track, pick the same group, and check VCA Master. Pick a group you haven’t used yet at the top, and, optionally, name it. If you like to work with VCA-style fader behaviour, select all the tracks you want to control, then right-click and choose Track Grouping. Then uncheck Master Send in the routing window for the side track, and add two sends to the stereo track: one to channel 1, and the other to channel 2 with the polarity inverted. Mid/side setups can be converted into stereo with no need for any plugins: drag both Mid and Side tracks into a Stereo folder track.
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