#33 - Track Stacks For Easy Organizing & Group Processing (Newbie to Ninja - Logic Beginner Guide)

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Track Stacks allow you to instantly combine your tracks into a single track lane/channel strip for easy organization. Plus, record, process, and manage the levels of your subtracks together as a single instrument or group.
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[@alancooper7018]

Once again Chris a spot on tutorial! Thanks

[@neilskiii6936]

Thanks!

[@Light-zu1ys]

Best tutorial on this subject I've watched! So intuitive and crystal clear! Thank you Chris🙏🏻

[@jfbmusic]

Thanks for the in-depth breakdown with real work examples, Chris. I like to think of Folder Stacks are both organization + VCA fader. I don't use those as much, but with high track count projects, they definitely come in handy! 7 more videos to go! Awesome job on the series, thanks so much.

[@vycashh]

perfect to give it that glue before the master

[@whatsupchicken]

Thanks. For mixing, does it make sense to group certain instruments to a bus for mixing them together as a group or create a summing stack for it and also have kind of the same thing? I understand with the stack you have other editing benefits as well, just asking pros and cons for mixing, which one would you opt for? Does stacking have some flaws as well? Thanks man!

[@alessiorossi]

👏👏👏

[@latinurbandisciples]

Anyone know how do this on Logic Pro 9??