Can I easily reset an entire track's volume to zero?

[yin7yang64]

I reuse a particular ProTools file to create different mixes and updates of basically the same audio project each week. Can I easily clear all the volume changes I've made at the end of each week? I've been deleting the changes by going to the Volume display and cutting the full length of the file, but since I have changes to get rid of on 8 different tracks, I'm looking for a shortcut.

[Stone Knife]

I'm stuck on what you mean by 8 different ways... what do you mean by 'ways'? Playlists, tracks? Thanks-
Doc

[yin7yang64]

Sorry--my typo. I meant to say on 8 different tracks.

[Stone Knife]

When you edit automation on a track that is a member of an active Edit Group, the same type of automation (with the exception of audio and MIDI Pan controls) is also edited on all tracks that are part of that group. This occurs even if that parameter -like volume- is not currently displayed on the other grouped tracks.
There is an exception to this, and that happens when clearing a track. Unless all the automated tracks are showing the type (volume in this case) of automation you want to clear, then the automation on the track showing automation will be cleared but so will audio regions in the group dissappear if their volume animation isn't showing. To avoid this surprise:

Create a group for tracks whose automation you want to delete,(you could call it Vol Nix or something), then click on that group to make it active, display the volume automation on any of the group's tracks, (All tracks in the group should change to volume display) select the entire track of any one of the tracks with the select tool, (all Vol Nix tracks should highlight) press backspace. Bango, all volumes in the group are zero'd.
Click any track to return to waveform if you want, deselect Vol Nix group.
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