What is the result of option-clicking a solo in Logic Pro?

When you option-click a solo in Logic Pro, it has a specific function that clears all other solo states and makes the solo non-latching. This means that when you perform this action, only the selected track will be soloed while all other tracks will be muted, allowing you to focus on just that one track without permanently altering the individual track settings. The non-latching aspect means that this solo state will not remain active after you change selections or navigate away such that it allows flexibility in your mixing process.

This feature is particularly useful during mixing sessions when you need to isolate a specific sound for detailed editing or adjustments without the need to manually deactivate solos on other tracks. Understanding this function is vital for effective workflow management in Logic Pro, as it aids in making informed decisions about how tracks interact in a mix.