Audio Mute vs. Event Mute
At the Group level, the Mute function is an audio mute: The whole audio output of the muted
Group will be bypassed. At the Sound level, the Mute function is by default a trigger mute: the
Pattern content (the events) for the muted Sound will not be triggered — but any audio re-
maining from past events for this Sound will still be audible until it fades away. You can
change this behavior by enabling the Audio Mute button in the Audio page of the Sound’s Out-
put properties (see section ↑8.1.2, Configuring the Main Output of Sounds and Groups) as well
as in Solo and Mute mode on your controller: Activating the audio mute for Sounds will ensure
that not only the events are muted, but any remaining audio as well.
To momentarily mute all audio from all Sounds and Groups at once, please refer to sec-
tion ↑5.4.2, Choke All Notes.
Mute and Solo in the Software
Soloing a Sound
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To solo a Sound, right-click (on Mac OS X: [Ctrl]-click) the number on the left side of the
Sound slot in the Pattern Editor.
Soloing the first kick Sound.
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To unsolo a Sound, right-click (on Mac OS X: [Ctrl]-click) the number again.
Soloing a Group
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To solo a Group, right-click (on Mac OS X: [Ctrl]-click) the Group index (letter + number)
on the left side of the Group in the Arranger:
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