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AudioSnap
Editing transient markers
2. Do one of the following:
• Draw a lasso around the desired transient markers.
• Click the first marker in the range, hold down the SHIFT key, and click the last marker in the
range.
The markers are highlighted.
To select multiple discontiguous transient markers
1. Click the Transient Tool button in the Track View toolbar.
2. Hold down the CTRL key and click the desired transient markers.
The markers are highlighted.
To select the same transient in multiple clips
1. Select the clips that you wish to edit.
2. Click the Transient Tool button in the Track View toolbar.
3. Double-click a transient marker in any selected clip.
All transient markers near the same position (within a defined time window) in all selected clips
are selected.
To extend a multi-track marker selection
When editing multi-track instruments, you may want to simultaneously adjust a range of transients
across multiple tracks. In order to do so, you need to select the tracks and time region you wish to
edit.
1. Select the clips that you wish to edit.
2. Click the Transient Tool button in the Track View toolbar.
3. Double-click a transient marker in any selected clip.
All transient markers near the same position (within a defined time window) in all selected clips
are selected.
4. Hold down the CTRL key and double-click another transient marker in any selected clip.
A range or transient markers are selected across all selected clips.
Note 1: If no clips are selected, transient markers from all clips are eligible to become selected.
Note 2: To specify the size of the time window, click the AudioSnap Options button in the
AudioSnap palette to open the AudioSnap Options dialog, then specify the desired Pool
Transient Window value.