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Chapter 3: Session and Track Features 11

This ensures that even when a VCA Master track

is not visible, the true state of its slave tracks is

accurately displayed.

VCA Slave Track Controls and Group Behavior

When a group is assigned to a VCA Master, the

VCA-modifiable controls (Volume, Mute, Solo,

and Record Enable) on its slave tracks, by de-

fault, do not follow any grouped behavior that

may be set in the Attributes page of the Groups

dialog. This lets you control the output levels of

the group’s member tracks while retaining the

ability to adjust individual member track levels.

Slave tracks can be set to follow normal grouped

behavior. See “Assigning Groups to VCA Mas-

ters” on page 12.

Common Uses for VCA Master Tracks

By grouping tracks in a Mix group and assigning

that group to a VCA Master track, you can:

• Control the output levels of all the VCA

group’s member tracks without the need to

bus them to an Auxiliary Input track or to

the same output path

• Create multiple, nested VCA groups and

control the output levels of multiple sub-

mixes at the same time

• Automate a submix by automating its VCA

Master track

VCA Master Track Controls

The controls on a VCA Master track affect the

corresponding controls on the slave tracks in its

assigned Mix group. VCA Master tracks have the

following controls:

Volume

The VCA Volume fader controls the Volume

fader on audio, Auxiliary Input, Instrument,

Master Fader, and other VCA Master tracks in a

VCA-controlled group. (Volume faders on MIDI

tracks are not affected.) Volume faders on slave

tracks move to show the composite level, or the

level on each track resulting from the position

of the VCA Master Volume fader.

Mute

The VCA Mute button controls the mute state of

audio, Auxiliary Input, Instrument, MIDI, and

other VCA Master tracks in a VCA-controlled

group. Muting a VCA-controlled group does not

change the underlying mute state of slave

tracks. (Mute buttons on slave tracks that were

previously unmuted show an implicit mute.)

Solo

The VCA Solo button controls the solo state of

audio, Auxiliary Input, Instrument, MIDI, and

other VCA Master tracks in a VCA-controlled

group.

• Soloing a VCA Master will implicitly mute

all tracks except its slave tracks, thereby in-

directly soloing the slave tracks.

• Soloing a VCA Master will clear any explicit

solos on its slave tracks, leaving them indi-

rectly soloed, and implicitly mute all other

tracks.

• Explicitly soloing a slave track while its

VCA Master track is soloed will override the

VCA Master solo.

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