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==Introduction==
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The Track is the result of the compositing of the Layer Manager. By default there are two tracks and in each track 8 layers to use in your workspace. <br>
The Track is the result of the compositing of the Layer Manager. By default there are two tracks and in each track 8 layers to use in your workspace. <br>
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==Features==
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There are different output tracks. The red-colored track is active for editing; corresponding layers are visible for processing. <br>
There are different output tracks. The red-colored track is active for editing; corresponding layers are visible for processing. <br>
The maximum number of tracks in MXWendler is 4 and each can host up to 16 layers.  
The maximum number of tracks in MXWendler is 4 and each can host up to 16 layers.  
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The transition mode can be chosen from the menu on the side of the checkbox.
The transition mode can be chosen from the menu on the side of the checkbox.


''Tip: the Track Manager panel can be dragged&dropped anywhere on the software UI. It can be useful to customize the UI according to your wish. Clicking on the triangle brings the panel back to its default position.'''
''Tip: the Track Manager panel can be dragged and positioned anywhere on the software's user interface. Minimizing the window (clicking on the triangle) will bring the window to its default position.''


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Latest revision as of 14:50, 18 October 2023

Introduction

The Track is the result of the compositing of the Layer Manager. By default there are two tracks and in each track 8 layers to use in your workspace.

Features

There are different output tracks. The red-colored track is active for editing; corresponding layers are visible for processing.
The maximum number of tracks in MXWendler is 4 and each can host up to 16 layers.

These settings can be changed in the Settings menu under:

Settings → Windows → Misc.

By selecting the checkbox under each track a Crossfade can be activated. (A)

The transition mode can be chosen from the menu on the side of the checkbox.

Tip: the Track Manager panel can be dragged and positioned anywhere on the software's user interface. Minimizing the window (clicking on the triangle) will bring the window to its default position.