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36 Chapter 3 Creating Your Arrangement
 Editing lengths (by click-holding the bottom right or left corner of a region or event,
and dragging horizontally).
 Click-holding and dragging—horizontally and/or vertically—anywhere on the
window’s background allows you to rubber band select multiple regions (or events).
Pencil
The Pencil is used to add new regions or events. You can also select, drag, and alter the
length of regions/events with this tool.
Eraser
The Eraser deletes regions/events. This is done by clicking on them once. When you
click on a selected region or event, all other selected regions/events are also deleted.
Scissors
The Scissors are used to divide regions/events—before copying or moving individual
sections, for example.
Muting and Soloing Tracks and Regions
Trying out different arrangements, editing, and tracking down that “weird” sound in
your projects can be made easier with the Mute and Solo functions. You have the
choice of muting or soloing a track (and therefore all regions on the track), or one (or
more) selected regions.
Muting Regions
Often, when arranging, you’ll want to test musical ideas by muting certain regions.
To mute or unmute individual regions:
1 Select the Mute tool.
2 Click on the desired regions.
A second click with the Mute tool will unmute it.
Muted regions are indicated by a dot that precedes the region name.
Mute tool