What window can be used to change the record destination for individual tracks in a session?

What window can be used to change the record destination for individual tracks in a session?

• A. Disc Allocation
• B. I/O Setup
• C. Memory Locations
• D. Clip List

Answer: (A)

The ability to direct where a track’s recording goes is handled in the Disk Allocation window. This window lets you assign a specific disk or drive (and folder path) for each track’s recorded audio, giving you per-track control over where its files are saved. This is especially useful when you’re using multiple drives to balance performance and organization—e.g., routing drums to one drive and vocals to another to prevent I/O bottlenecks. I/O Setup handles how inputs and outputs route to hardware and software I/O paths, not where audio files are stored. Memory Locations is for markers, loops, tempo, and other session anchors. Clip List shows all audio clips in the session. So the Disk Allocation window is the right tool for setting the per-track record destinations.

The ability to direct where a track’s recording goes is handled in the Disk Allocation window. This window lets you assign a specific disk or drive (and folder path) for each track’s recorded audio, giving you per-track control over where its files are saved. This is especially useful when you’re using multiple drives to balance performance and organization—e.g., routing drums to one drive and vocals to another to prevent I/O bottlenecks.

I/O Setup handles how inputs and outputs route to hardware and software I/O paths, not where audio files are stored. Memory Locations is for markers, loops, tempo, and other session anchors. Clip List shows all audio clips in the session. So the Disk Allocation window is the right tool for setting the per-track record destinations.