Color Coding options determine how colors are assigned to the display of tracks and clips.
This option lets you view Marker colors in the Markers ruler, regardless of the option you choose for the
Default Clip Color Coding option.
When this option is enabled, MIDI notes display varying shades of the assigned track color in MIDI notes view in the Edit window and in MIDI Editor windows. Notes with high velocities are darker and notes with lower velocities are lighter.
The Default Track Color Coding options determine how colors are assigned to the display of tracks.
Assigns a color to each track in the Mix or Edit window according to its voice assignment or MIDI channel assignment.
Assigns a color to each track in the Mix or Edit window according to its voice assignment or MIDI device assignment.
Assigns a color to each track according to its Mix or Edit Group ID. If groups are suspended using the
Suspend Groups command, the tracks color bars are not shown.
Assigns a color to each track according to its type (audio, Auxiliary Input, Master Fader, VCA Master, MIDI, Instrument, or video).
The Default Clip Color Coding options determine how colors are assigned to the display of tracks, clips in the track playlist and Clip List, and Marker Locations.
Turns off default color assignment for clips. Clips are drawn as black waveforms or black MIDI notes on a light gray background.
Assigns a color to each clip in the Edit window according to its voice or MIDI channel assignment.
Assigns a color to each clip in the Edit window according to its voice assignment or MIDI device assignment.
Assigns a color to each clip according to the Group ID of its track. If groups are suspended (using the
Suspend Groups command) all clips display black waveforms or MIDI notes on a light gray background.
Assigns a unique color to each marker area in the Marker ruler, including the area preceding the first marker.
Assigns a color to each clip based on its color in the Clip List. When this
Default Clip Color Coding option is enabled, the assigned clip color is maintained even if the clip is placed in a track set to a different color coding.