MixPad allows you to work on number of tracks. By default, there are two tracks in the project window, but you can add more tracks or delete unneeded.

Adding and removing tracks

To add a new track, tap Track --> Add Track at the menu.

To insert a new track, tap Track --> Insert Track.

To delete a track, select it and then tap Track --> Delete Track.

Select and move tracks

You can move a track by tapping Track --> Move track up or Track --> Move track down command at the menu.

Recording on multiple tracks

To record to many tracks at the same time, tap the Rec button in the control panel of the tracks you want to record to. Tapping the Rec button puts that track into record standby mode. To begin recording all tracks in record mode, tap the main record button in the controls at the bottom of the project window.

Muting and soloing tracks

When you are listening to a MixPad project you may wish to only listen to a few tracks at any one time. For instance, you may wish to listen to a quiet piano piece without hearing a loud drum track. The mute button M, which is found in the track control panel, allows you to silence a track. Any track on mute will not play when you play the project. Conversely you can set a track to solo by tapping the S button, also found in the track control panel. When one or more tracks are set to solo, only tracks set to solo will be played.

Pan

You can use the pan slider, located in each track control panel, to pan the audio of a track so that it comes out the left channel only, the right channel only, or anywhere in between. The effect of the pan slider on the track will combine with any pan specific fade points you have added to individual clips.

Adding an effect chain

MixPad allows you to build a live effect chain on each track. A live effect chain means that any effect you apply will be applied during playback, which eliminates the need to wait for your audio to render with the effect. To create or edit an effect, simply tap the Fx button in the track control panel. MixPad will present you with a window showing the list of effects currently applied to the selected track. Tap Add to add a new effect, or select an existing effect and tap Edit to edit its properties. Select an effect and tap Remove to remove the effect from the chain.

Track Colors

You can assign a color to each track, which may help in visually differentiating tracks from each other. To assign a color, tap on Track tab of tool bar and select Color or tap the color square on the right of the track's name. A color dialog will appear; tap a color to select it and tap OK to apply it to the track. Note that darker shades have a better contrast against the track background, increasing waveform visibility.

DB Display

DB display is the colorful meter show the DB level when you recording clips. Every track has a DB display, and you can notice there is a peak red line on db display when you recording. This helps you to know the exact db level, and you can clear the peak db red line just simple tap on db display.