Adobe 22011292 User Guide - Page 308

294 CHAPTER 15 View Menu - Multitrack View Show Transport Buttons Check this item to display Adobe Audition's Transport Buttons, which are used to shuttle the active waveform or session. Note: More information on the Transport Buttons can be found in the "Looking at the Work Area" chapter. Show Zoom Buttons Select this item to display Adobe Audition's Zoom Buttons. The Zoom Buttons window is a dockable window, allowing you to reposition it at one of several places in the Adobe Audition interface. Note: More information on the Zoom Buttons can be found in the "Looking at the Work Area" chapter. Show Time Window Check this item to show Adobe Audition's Time window. This window displays the current position of the playback cursor. The default display value is mm:ss:ddd (minutes:seconds:thousandths of a second), but this can easily be changed by right-clicking on the Time window and choosing another option, such as Compact Disc, Samples, Bars and Beats, or one of several SMPTE values. Note: More information on the Time window can be found in the "Looking at the Work Area" chapter. Show Sel/View Controls When checked, the Sel/View Controls window is displayed. ("Sel" is an abbreviation for Selection.) It shows the beginning and ending points, as well as the total length of both the selection and the section of the session that's currently viewed. Both the selection and display range is shown using the current time display format. Note: More information on the Sel/View Controls can be found in the "Looking at the Work Area" chapter. Show Level Meters Click on this option to display Adobe Audition's Level Meters, which appear near the bottom of both Adobe Audition's Edit View and Multitrack View windows. These meters display both record and playback levels. Note: More information on the Level Meters can be found in the "Looking at the Work Area" chapter. Show Load Meter This option displays Adobe Audition's Load Meter, which runs in a dockable window. The Load Meter shows you how much CPU time is available, which is especially handy if you regularly use real-time effects. When the meter fills up, Adobe Audition has no more available computing power and your system will act erratically.