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Originally Posted by barryjohns  Let's say I've got 20 tracks already recorded and that's all I setup when I started the session. Now I want to add another track, for some reason, it copies the same setup as the track right before the one I copy. It assigns it the same track number as the previous track, vice automatically assigning the next available track. Also there are times when I add a new track and it does not show up on the mixer. It drives me crazy as well that when I reorganize tracks in one window, it does not do so in the mixer window.
My only work around for the adding track issue was to start a session with 64 tracks and then hide a bunch of them, as I need them, unhide them.
Ctrl/Shit/N is all you need to do in protools, so darn easy. Keep in mind that this fundamental stuff. |
Because Logic can have multiple instances of the same "track object", that's what you are doing when you add a new track with your method. Look in your Key Commands window for "Create Track" and "Create Track with next Instrument". I have mine set to Shift+Return for "Create Track" when need a duplicate of the current object, and CTRL+Shift+Return for "Create Track with next Instrument" when I need "Audio Track 25" after I've used up the 24 visible in my Autoload.
Two key commands, as many tracks as I need.
