-: Next we're gonna talk about the left bar in Wavtool.
So here I have a beat I made,
and we can go ahead and look at this left bar.
This is the master gain.
(electronic music starts and stops)
If for some reason you wanted to change the gain,
you could do so here.
Now, it shows us all of our different instruments
that we have.
So, we can solo them, (drum beat)
we can mute them, (bass synthesizer pulsing)
we can record enable if you want to record over
the MIDI data.
You can expand them down,
and we can see the different functions here.
Another way to solo and to mute,
the panning, right to left,
the volume of the track itself,
this is the input monitoring here,
and this shows what inputs are available.
All of these tracks will have all of these features.
You can also go ahead and add an instrument, in this view.
When you toggle on adding an instrument,
the choice of instrument will appear here on the right.
From there, you could compose with AI
or program your own MIDI notes.
Go ahead and delete this
because I don't want to add a new instrument.
If you wanted to add some audio or some midi,
you could do so here.
Click to add an audio track, or click to add a MIDI track.
So there is the left bar for Wavtool,
and we will keep exploring Wavtool's features
and functions in the following lessons.