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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.  

Revision as of 13:29, 24 March 2020

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.