Until CS 6 has been officially released, anyone, who did the beta testing cannot comment. All we have to go one are what we can pick up from any "sneak peaks," and there are not that many - yet.

Time will tell,

Hunt

No, PrPro CS 6 was not a "public beta," like PS CS 6 was, so all testers were under an NDA.

Now, with your post, there might well be someone from Adobe, who can say, and will step up with the info, before the official release. In the past, Todd Kopriva has been very good at dropping little tid-bits for us, when appropriate, so the post is not for naught - it just might take a bit.

Once, it was rather like the US Congress telling us, "you have to pass the bill, to see what's in it," but that began to change, with about CS 3, and got better with CS 4. By CS 5, Todd was on-board, and has been great with his blog, and his posts, to give little previews of "things to come." I have no reason to believe that he will change things much with CS 6. If it IS officially released during NAB, I expect all sorts of links to hit. Even if the official release is after NAB, there will likely be much buzz created at NAB, so we might know in a very short time.

Keep an eye on this post, as Todd, or another Adobe person, just might stop by, and share info.

Good luck,

Hunt

(Oh, and yes, in response to the OP, you'll notice that each track in the mixer has a solo button as well as mute.)

Ah, I follow.

In the track header, you can shift-click on an audio mute button and it'll disable all the tracks, then you can re-enable the one you want.  So, two clicks to get there, rather than some kind of invert-click the one you want to solo, which is what I imagine you're shooting for...

Cheers