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==== Monitoring Input Levels ====
During playback you might find it most useful to check your master peak by pressing alt-shift-f9 or alt-shift-f10. These are the keystrokes for checking the "second track" as defined in the Peak Watcher. Remember that your master track will reflect the combined level of all of the tracks in your project. So, if you determine that the peak on your master is too high, you can then adjust levels of individual tracks or other elements to reduce the master track level.

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==== Monitoring Input Levels ====

During playback you might find it most useful to check your master peak by pressing alt-shift-f9 or alt-shift-f10. These are the keystrokes for checking the "second track" as defined in the Peak Watcher. Remember that your master track will reflect the combined level of all of the tracks in your project. So, if you determine that the peak on your master is too high, you can then adjust levels of individual tracks or other elements to reduce the master track level.