Hello, I am a relatively new user to Logic Pro.
Logic Pro 11.2, on a Mac mini w 24g of RAM, OS Tahoe 26.1
Recently I Bounced all my tracks to a mix track in the same workspace.
This resulted in muting all my source tracks.
I have a good demo as a result but now I want to make a karaoke version (no vocal)
But I can't do it because all my source tracks are grayed out, muted.
How do I restore them?
Thanks in advance
Richard W
Mac mini, macOS 26.1
Thanks, I found the Track header configuration menu. The mute button is already displayed in the track panel, as muted. The tracks are all grayed out. Even when I try to export tracks I get silent tracks.
Un muting does not work at all.
I can rebuild this project in a few hours, but I'd rather not if another solution is available.
It seems as if when I Bounced tracks I inadvertently muted or otherwise silenced everything else, drums, bass, keys, vocals, etc. Everything but the Bounce mix.
Is it possible the Regions themselves are now muted after the bounce?
A muted region can be identified by a dot indicator at the beginning of the Region display as in this pic:
To unmute these regions, select the region and press Control-M (⌃M).
Mute and solo regions in Logic Pro for Mac - Apple Support
Follow up -
If you Bounce Regions in place (⌃B), heed the popup that prompts the options for the handling of the Source tracks after the bounce is done. If you don't want them to be muted, select "Leave".
When I went to bounce the tracks there was a multiple choice to "Leave" or "mute".
Obviously I chose to "mute" which resulted in the appearance as my screenshot shows.
I imported audio tracks from Dorico 6, so all is not lost, I can rebuild this project in several hours.
I think I possibly chose poorly and should have chose "Leave" which may have left my individual tracks intact.
I am nonetheless grateful for the assistance.
Enable the display of the Mute button in the Track header.
In the Tracks window, select from the menu bar at the top Track > Configure Track Header... and make sure Mute is check marked.
Please reread my second reply.
It has guidance for easily un-muting any or all of those tracks.
To un-mute all regions, select them all (command-A) and press control-M.
This worked! Thank you very much. I am trying to change my vote it to "helpful" but Apple says I have reached my vote limit (???) Apple says I can change it later, which I shall do.
Thanks again.
You're welcome. 🙂
And I appreciate the thought.
I need to restore source tracks after Bounce.
