I don't use SI tracks that often, so I had issues getting both tracks to arm for recording. Every time I clicked one the other would unarm. Normal??
When I played my midi keyboard they both Armed (solid Red Buttons) by themselves, so I left it alone. I would think you should be able to arm more than one SI track by clicking the respective Record Buttons.
Got it to the point of both SI's on solid and Audio track Blinking. Saved as a Project and a Template. Both returned the same disappointing results.
Only Difference is the SI tracks came back with Solid Grey Background with Red R.
And of course Audio Track not armed at all, but R turns red when I select the track.
On top of that when I click the SI track Record buttons strange events happen:
With Both Tracks Selected. Clicking R on one track will enable Solid Red Record on both tracks (not all the time, but this is what I thought would be normal).
With Both Tracks Selected. Clicking R on one track makes it Solid Red and the other Toggles Red R/White R. (sometimes)
With Both Tracks Selected. Clicking R on one track makes it a Red R and the other Toggles Red R/White R. (sometimes)
With One Track Selected. Clicking R on the track makes it Solid Red or Red R (random which it chooses).
Maybe this is by design and I just don't see the pattern.😕
Silly question at this point but what is the difference between the White R, Red R, and Red Button? I assume White is unarmed, but why the 2 red states?
Does the Record button work different for Audio and SI tracks?
Also note that when I recall my original templates, if I select an audio track, the R is Red, but I assume that does not indicate its armed. Maybe its always red on the selected audio track I never noticed before?? I'm expecting to see a Solid Red Button (flashing on Audio Tracks). Not a red R that only shows up when the Audio track is selected.
Given the above confusion I did not have time to post a project for you.
Can you help me see the light with the Record Button states?
Thanks
Wally