What is a characteristic of Track Freeze compared to Commit Tracks?

• A. You can freely edit frozen audio.
• B. You cannot edit the frozen audio.
• C. It automatically exports to clip list.
• D. It creates new tracks.

Answer: (B)

Track Freeze is a CPU-saving approach that renders a track’s signal with all inserts and routing into a temporary, non-editable audio state on the same track. While frozen, you can’t directly edit the frozen audio—changes require unfreezing to return to the live, editable track. This contrasts with committing a track, which bakes the track into a new, independent audio track that you can edit like any other clip. Freeze preserves the ability to revert and continue tweaking, whereas a commit provides a fixed rendered version on its own track.