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Tip - Group Priority In Pro Tools

In this free video tutorial, you will learn about how, when a track exists in more than one group in Pro Tools, which group "wins" when more than one is active.

There are two criteria Pro Tools uses: group size and creation order. If a track is in two active groups and one has more track, that group wins. If the groups have equal numbers of tracks the older group wins.

Capital and Lower Case Group Letters

In the video, you'll see how the group taking priority is displayed in uppercase when it is taking priority over an active group, a helpful visual reminder.

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Saturday 12.09.17
Posted by Julian Rodgers - Pro Tools Expert
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