Miscellaneous Actions
A set of independent small utility tools.
1. Toggle Monitor Dim
Action List display name: Misc - Dim - Toggle Monitor Dim (monitoring FX)
One-click dim the monitoring level, press again to restore. Specifically lowers monitoring loudness, without touching any volume in the project, so export / render is completely unaffected.
Behavior
- First trigger: automatically inserts a volume smoother into Master’s Monitor FX chain and lowers monitoring by a fixed dB amount.
- Subsequent triggers: toggles between “dimmed” and “restored”.
- The dB reduction is configured in Preferences (default -15 dB).
Notes
- Only affects Master’s Monitoring FX — what you hear in your ears, not the project signal chain, and does not affect rendering.
- When in the “dimmed” state, this action appears lit (on) so you can tell at a glance that monitoring is dimmed.
- The first time, a notification tells you the smoother has been added and by how many dB.
2. Enable LFO for Last Touched Parameter
Action List display name: Misc - LFO - Enable for Last Touched Parameter
Opens LFO modulation for the last parameter you touched and pops up the Parameter Modulation panel, saving you from manually right-clicking to find the entry.
Usage
- Move the parameter you want to modulate (drag a knob/fader so it becomes the “last touched” parameter).
- Trigger this action.
Then:
- Enables LFO modulation for this parameter.
- Automatically opens the Parameter Modulation panel so you can adjust LFO rate, shape, and amount.
Notes
- Supports parameters on Track FX and Take FX.
- Only affects the last touched parameter; does nothing if no parameter has been moved.
- Only responsible for “enable LFO + open panel”; the specific LFO waveform and parameters are still set by you in the panel.
3. Locate Source Files in Explorer
Action List display name: Misc - Locate Source Files in Explorer
Locate the source audio files of selected Items in the system file explorer — directly opens the containing folder and highlights the file.
Behavior
- For each selected Item, finds its source audio file and locates it in the file explorer.
- The same file is opened only once (multiple Items pointing to the same source file will not spawn duplicate windows).
- However many different source files are found, that many locations are opened.
Notes
- Does nothing if no Items are selected.
- Only processes audio sources; MIDI does not count as a source file and is skipped.
- When more than 3 different files need to be opened, a dialog first asks whether to continue, to avoid flooding the screen with windows.