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  1. Now that cleared everything up. Thanks a lot to you all of you guys for the support!
  2. So you are basically saying that when I am not working with multi-timbral instruments or external MIDI instruments, that key command does exactly that what the "New Software Instrument/Audio Track" or command+option+a/s would do instead of doing nothing?
  3. Again, thanks a lot for your time! Unfortunately, that also did not exactly answer my question :< I will try to describe the situation more clearly this time Just to be specific, I am talking about the case where I'm having a Non-Multitimbral instrument track (or a normal audio track) selected. Out of the 3 options you pointed out... 1. Track With Duplicate Settings 2. New Track with Next Instrument (or in case of an audio track being selected, New Track with Next Channel) 3. New Track with Same Instrument ...1 and 3 totally make sense for me because they do what they should do. 2 is the one that confuses me. If I select the 2. option while having a non-multitimbral instrument (no matter empty or containing plugins and no matter being a software instrument or drummer track) or a normal audio track selected, what I would always get is always either a brand new empty software instrument track or audio track. That totally confuses me because what is the point of that? The result is the exact same like when you do "New Software Instrument Track" or "New Audio Track" (by clicking the plus icon above the track areas or when you go to the Menu Track => "New Software Instrument Track" or "New Audio Track". What is then the point of the 2. option's existence because there is literally no difference between that and the normal "create new instrument/audio track" command? (P/s: I know this is a minor thing but not understanding sth that could be useful just bugs me out a lot :<)
  4. Thanks for your reply! However, I still don't understand what exactly the difference is between "New Track with Next Instrument/Channel Strip" and "New Software Instrument/Audio Track" because I would always get a brand new empty instrument/audio if I select "New Track with Next Instrument/Channel Strip" which is exactly what I would get by doing "New Track with Next Instrument/Channel Strip". Is there anything I am missing?
  5. If you go to Track -> Other, then you will see "New Track with next instrument (in case you're having an instrument track selected) or channel strip (in case of a selected audio track). My question is, what does this exactly do? If I use this on a multi-timbre instrument track, then this would turn into "New Track with next MIDI Channel" which is pretty self-explanatory. But if I select this while having a normal instrument or audio track selected, then I would simple get an entirely new audio/instrument track created, just like how it would be if I was to select "New Software Instrument Track" or "New Audio Track". So how does this option differ from "New Software Instrument Track" or "New Audio Track" and what exactly does it do? Thanks in advance for any help!
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