The Disc Allocation window is used to specify the record destination for individual tracks.

The Disc Allocation window is used to specify the record destination for individual tracks.

• A. Disc Allocation window documents audio tracks
• B. Disc Allocation window is used to set record destinations
• C. I/O Setup handles record destinations
• D. Memory Locations stores track names

Answer: (B)

Assigning where each track writes audio. The Disc Allocation window lets you map individual tracks to a specific disc or drive as their record destination, so recording (and later exporting) goes to the chosen location. This is why it’s the right place to set per-track destinations, especially when working with multiple disks or organized backups. The other options describe tasks that aren’t about directing where a track’s audio is written: documenting tracks, I/O Setup managing hardware routing, and Memory Locations storing markers, not per-track record targets.

Assigning where each track writes audio. The Disc Allocation window lets you map individual tracks to a specific disc or drive as their record destination, so recording (and later exporting) goes to the chosen location. This is why it’s the right place to set per-track destinations, especially when working with multiple disks or organized backups. The other options describe tasks that aren’t about directing where a track’s audio is written: documenting tracks, I/O Setup managing hardware routing, and Memory Locations storing markers, not per-track record targets.