# Multiview control

When you work with many signals at the same time, it might be useful to monitor all of them from a single page. That's the moment when you might need the Multiview feature.

Go to "Tools -> Multiview" to open it:

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The Input signals have controls to start, pause, and stop the recording, and you can monitor the statistics of the recording.&#x20;

The Output signals and the Playback Mode have controls to control the playback:&#x20;

* Start/Resume playback
* Pause&#x20;
* Stop
* Fast forward playback
* Fast reverse playback

All the elements have the option to start an audio preview.

You can start synchronous multi-channel recording from Multiview, and you can re-arrange the view. You can drag each of the multiview elements, resize them, or change the grid size with the "ReArrange" menu:

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To get back to the tabs view, click the "Default View" button.