The Pan control has two different modes: the default Stereo Pan Mode, and Split Stereo Pan Mode.With multiple tracks selected, adjusting the volume of one of them will adjust the others as well. The Volume control adjusts the track’s output level.Peak meters show sudden changes in level, while RMS meters give a better impression of perceived loudness. While monitoring, however, it shows peak and RMS input levels. The Meter shows both peak and RMS output levels for the track.The Mixer Section selectors on the right-hand side of the screen duplicate the View Menu commands, making it possible to quickly show or hide different mixer components. You can use different mixer view setups in the Session View and in the Arrangement View: The View menu options listed below show or hide mixer components. If you’re working with two windows, the Tab key swaps the Arrangement and Session between the windows, which allows you to see your Arrangement while using the Session mixer. Note that the Tab key toggles between the Arrangement and Session Views if you’re working with a single window. The Session View is a standard vertical mixer layout, which you may find more intuitive than the Arrangement mixer.
To display all mixer controls for a track, unfold the track using the button next to its name, and adjust its height accordingly. In the Arrangement View, the mixer appears as a horizontal strip to the right of the track area. Live includes a mixer section that is accessible from two views:
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