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# Tracks

## Overview

On the Canvas, each row represents a track.

By default, Canvas contains 100 empty tracks. Tracks can hold MIDI Clips, Audio Clips.

Depending on the content loaded on the track, the track types can be categorized as:

* [MIDI Tracks](/project/arrangement-in-canvas/tracks/midi-tracks.md)
* [Audio Tracks](/project/arrangement-in-canvas/tracks/audio-tracks.md)

## General Controls

Each track header has an icon, track name, mute button (triangle), track index, solo button, fx button.

* Click on any part of the track header except the image to select the track, you can hold <kbd>Shift</kbd> to select multiple tracks.
  * Hold <kbd>Ctrl</kbd> / <kbd>⌘Command</kbd> to activate multiple solos
* Click on the triangle to mute this track.
* Right click on the track header to see all control options.
  * You can delete, copy, cut, and duplicate it, or paste tracks below it.
  * Click rename to edit the track name.
  * Click to turn on [Unison Mode for vocals](/ai-vocal-synth/creating-ai-vocals/unison-mode-for-vocals.md) or [Unison Mode for instruments](/ai-instruments/create-instrument-sounds/unison-mode-for-instruments.md), or create [Doubles](/ai-tools/doubles.md).
* You can see the solo button and [FX](/project/mixing/effects.md) button by hovering your mouse on a track header.


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