Why are my tracks synced?

[Crackastan]

I searched google for this one with no avail. I have some audio tracks that seemed to be synced. They are visually different tracks, but when I press mute, solo, change volume, etc, other tracks do the same. I can see that in the inspector, under that drop down menu that says "Track: Name here", they are the same, and the both use the same channel, which is audio 27 in this case. I can not change this parameter, and the tracks seemed to be locked with each other.

 

Any way of changing this without having to make a new track and stuff?

Why did my tracks do this in the first place?

 

 

Thanks

[Jordi Torres]

Hi,

 

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I can see that in the inspector, under that drop down menu that says "Track: Name here", they are the same, and the both use the same channel, which is audio 27 in this case. I can not change this parameter, and the tracks seemed to be locked with each other.

 

Yes, sounds like both tracks are assigned to the same channel strip. You could reassign one of them to a new channel strip: Create a new track, then control-click the track header of one of the tracks sharing a channel strip and choose "Reassign Track" and point it to the new, unused channel strip.

 

Why did my tracks do this in the first place?

 

How did you create the track?

 

J.