Multiple output change in track view?

[musekamp]

When I have multiple instrument tracks selected, I can change the output of all of them at once in Console view by holding the Ctrl key and changing the output of one of them.

However, I don't seem to be able to do this using the Inspector in Track view. Does anybody know if there is a way to do this? I'm wanting to route several tracks to an Aux track.

Thanks,

[scook]

Quick groups work in the track inspector and track headers in the track view just like the console view.

Select the tracks then while holding down the CTRL key change the output dropdown.

If the output drop down is not showing in the track headers, it is either:

• the workspace setting
• the track control manger dropdown setting

 

[musekamp]

Thanks for the quick reply. I was trying to do this in the track inspector and can't get it to work there.

I don't normally have the I/O controls displayed in the track pane. But I added them and it works there, so I guess it's a good workaround. I just didn't want to have to switch to the console to do this, so I've been re-routing them one at a time!

[scook]

I checked before posting and had no trouble using quick groups on the output drop down in the track inspector.

Of course, the tracks need to be selected first.

[musekamp]

Strange, I've definitely got the tracks selected and changing the output while holding Ctrl works in the track pane for me, but not in the inspector.

Doing some more experimenting, I notice a few other anomalies: I can change the volume/pan controls and also the input from the track inspector and they work fine. But the output and changing track color doesn't work for me - only the current track changes when I use the the inspector. I'm using instrument tracks so maybe that's a factor? I created them using the Kontakt "append" method. Or maybe there's some setting that affects this?

BTW thanks for checking it out.

Edited November 27, 2021 by musekamp
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[scook]

12 minutes ago, musekamp said:

I'm using instrument tracks so maybe that's a factor?

This makes a difference.

Looks like a bug to me.

I'll report it.