Steinberg Cubase 8 Manual
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191 Range Editing Editing in the Project window is not restricted to handling whole events and parts. You can also work with selection ranges, which are independent from the event/part and track boundaries. Creating a Selection Range • To make a selection range, drag with the Range Selection tool. When the Range Selection tool is selected, you can select selection ranges options via Edit > Select. • To create a selection range that encompasses an event, double-click on an event with the Range...
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Range Editing Creating a Selection Range 192 Invert Inverts the selection. All selected events are deselected, and all events that were not selected are selected. Only used for event selection. In Loop Makes a selection between the left and right locator on all tracks. From Start to Cursor Makes a selection on all tracks, from the start of the project to the project cursor. From Cursor to End Makes a selection on all tracks, from the project cursor to the end of the project. All on Selected Tracks...
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Range Editing Editing Selection Ranges 193 Editing Selection Ranges Adjusting the Size of Selection Ranges You can adjust the size of a selection range in the following ways: • By dragging its edges. The pointer takes the shape of a double arrow when you move it over an edge of the selection range. • By holding down [Shift] and clicking. The closest selection range edge will be moved to the position at which you clicked. • By adjusting the selection range start or end position on the info line. • By...
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Range Editing Editing Selection Ranges 194 Moving and Duplicating Selection Ranges • To move a selection range, click and drag it to a new position. This will move the contents of the selection range to the new position. If the range intersected events or parts, these are split before moving, so that only the sections within the selection range are affected. • To duplicate a selection range, hold down [Alt]/[Option] and drag. You can also use the duplicate, repeat, and fill loop functions that are...
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Range Editing Editing Selection Ranges 195 Paste Time at Origin Pastes the selection range from the clipboard to its original position. Existing events are moved to make room for the pasted data. This option is available in Edit > Range. Global Copy This copies everything in the selection range. This option is available in Edit > Range. Deleting Data in Selection Ranges You can delete selection ranges as follows: • To replace data within the deleted selection range with empty track space, select Edit >...
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196 Playback and Transport This chapter describes the methods for controlling playback and transport functions. RELATED LINKS Transport on page 1080 Transport Panel The Transport panel contains the main transport functions as well as many other options related to playback and recording. • To show the transport panel, select Transport > Transport Panel or press [F2]. Transport Panel Sections The Transport panel has different sections that you can show or hide by activating the corresponding options on...
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Playback and Transport Transport Panel 197 Record Mode Determines what happens to your recordings and to any existing events on the track when you are recording. This section also contains the automatic MIDI record quantize function. Locators Allows you to go to the left or right locator position, and to activate Auto Punch In and Auto Punch Out. Furthermore, you can set the left and right locator position numerically and specify a pre-roll and a post-roll value. Jog/Scrub The outer wheel is the...
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Playback and Transport Transport Panel 198 MIDI Activity Allows you to monitor the MIDI input and the MIDI output signals. Audio Activity Allows you to monitor the audio input and output signals. Audio Level Control Shows clipping indicators and an output level control. RELATED LINKS Transport on page 1080 Transport - Scrub on page 1082 Pre-Roll and Post-Roll You can activate pre-roll and post-roll with the corresponding buttons in the Locators section on the Transport panel or by selecting Transport >...
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Playback and Transport Transport Panel 199 4. On the transport panel, click the Pre-roll Amount and the Post-roll Amount fields and enter the pre-roll and post-roll values. 5. Activate Use pre-roll and Use post-roll. 6. Activate Record. RESULT The project cursor rolls back by the time specified in the Pre-roll Amount field and playback starts. When the cursor reaches the left locator, recording is automatically activated. When the cursor reaches the right locator, recording is deactivated, but...
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Playback and Transport Transport Menu 200 • To move to another playback position, turn the jog wheel to the left or right. The further you turn the jog wheel, the faster the playback speed. The original playback speed is the fastest speed possible. You can turn the jog wheel as many times as needed to move to a location. If you click the jog wheel during playback, playback automatically stops and scrubbing starts. • To activate insert effects for scrubbing with the jog wheel, select File >...