Audio Panel and Presets

Open the player's Audio panel to switch between Playback, EQ, and Stems subpages. The preset bar at the top saves and switches audio settings.

Apply to All Tracks in Continuous Playback

Speed, pitch, EQ, and stem mixing do not reset between tracks or write back to original projects. For example, at 0.8×, subsequent tracks keep playing at 0.8×. Stem settings only affect tracks with the corresponding stems.

Save a Preset

If no preset is selected, adjust settings, select Save as…, and enter a name. To start from scratch, choose New preset from the menu. It resets the parameters; adjust them and save as a new preset.

After loading an existing preset, changes are marked as differing from that preset. Save updates it; Restore returns to its original parameters.

If switching or another operation encounters unsaved changes, choose whether to keep or discard them in the dialog. Duplicate preset names are checked case-insensitively.

Prepare a “Slow Close Listening” preset (0.7×, reduced drums) and a “Backing Track Practice” preset (original speed, target part muted), then switch with your practice stage.

Channel Does Not Switch with Presets

Stereo, Mono, Left Channel, and Right Channel at the top of Playback are independent settings. Switching or resetting a preset does not change channel selection.

Channel selection applies after the complete mix. See Pan Stems for its relationship with per-stem Pan.

In Power Saving Mode

With Power Saving Mode on, controls requiring a new render—such as speed, pitch, EQ, and stems—cannot be changed temporarily. Turn the mode off before adjusting them.

Channel selection remains available because it applies during playback without regenerating the cache.

Audio presets and interface layouts are managed separately: the former change the sound, while the latter arrange screen regions.