Track View Selector is used to display automation on a track.

Track View Selector is used to display automation on a track.

• A. To display automation on the track
• B. To rename the track
• C. To insert a plugin
• D. To change I/O settings

Answer: (A)

The Track View Selector controls what data is visible on a track, and its primary job is to show automation data. When you set it to the automation view, you bring up the automation envelopes for the track, such as volume, pan, or plugin parameters, so you can see and edit how those controls change over time. This is the purpose of that selector: to display and edit automation on the track. Renaming the track is done by editing the track name, not through this view selector. Inserting a plugin happens via the track’s insert slots, and changing I/O settings is handled in the I/O routing area, not the track’s display view.

The Track View Selector controls what data is visible on a track, and its primary job is to show automation data. When you set it to the automation view, you bring up the automation envelopes for the track, such as volume, pan, or plugin parameters, so you can see and edit how those controls change over time. This is the purpose of that selector: to display and edit automation on the track.

Renaming the track is done by editing the track name, not through this view selector. Inserting a plugin happens via the track’s insert slots, and changing I/O settings is handled in the I/O routing area, not the track’s display view.