If you click on a track, it gives an option "Wave Color > Instrument 1 " etc. What does this do.
I was rather hoping I could might be able to colour the tracks in my project.
Thanks
(Ubuntu 18.04. Install from Ubuntu repository)
Wave Color
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Re: Wave Color
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AndrewBlack
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Re: Wave Color
That is really helpful.....
But something I have noticed - the colour doesn't apply to tracks that are muted. I was trying it on such a track!
But something I have noticed - the colour doesn't apply to tracks that are muted. I was trying it on such a track!