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Hey guys,
I was working on a track recently when I accidentally hit a key command (that I can't remember since it wasn't on purpose) that shut off all my tracks. Nothing is in solo, nothing is muted, but all the regions are greyed out and wont play or show anything on the faders. I can play midi instruments no problem, but they won't play back.
Any thoughts on what I may have hit and how to reverse it?
Hi ngolds
Make sure that all of your tracks are turned on by following the steps bellow:
1-Control-Click on your Track header and go to Track Header Components and make sure On/Off is selected
2-Now make sure the On/Off button is On (Blue) in every track.
I hope this was helpful and solved your problem.
-Leon Elegant
Hi ngolds
Make sure that all of your tracks are turned on by following the steps bellow:
1-Control-Click on your Track header and go to Track Header Components and make sure On/Off is selected
2-Now make sure the On/Off button is On (Blue) in every track.
I hope this was helpful and solved your problem.
-Leon Elegant
Since you mentioned key command.... On the chance all of your regions were selected you could've hit "Control M"
You're a life saver! Thanks!
It wasn't that, but I checked that option out.
Thanks!
No mute, no solo, no sound
