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- [Narrator] Picking up from where we left off, let's continue our exploration of how the four tabs of the lower zone operate, when we select tracks above in the main project panel. So far, we've seen how the mix console responds to the track chosen above. Furthermore, the track chosen can be adapted and modified in either view, and the settings made immediately mirrored. For example, if I choose the MIDI track, labeled Ezdrummer number one, in the main area. We see that particular mix console channel becomes selected too. And of course, the track labeled, zero-seventy-five-A gets it's mix console track selected too. You'll no doubt remember me saying in the previous tutorial, the four panels of the lower zone automatically adapt to the relevant type of track chosen, and a particular event from the track selected. To make that a bit clearer, I'll show you an example. We're presently looking at the mix console, if I select the vocal audio track, the lower zone remains the same in that…

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