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Editing transient markers
AudioSnap
Transient marker context menu
The transient marker context menu appears when you right-click a transient marker. The command
you choose from this menu acts on the marker that you right-click, and most commands also act on
any markers that are selected. The following table describes each command.
Bright yellow Selected marker.
Grey; only the head of the marker is
visible
Disabled marker.
Arrow Stretched marker. Any given transient can only be stretched or
shrunk to 25-400% of original length.
A small arrow indicates in which direction the audio has been
stretched.
Note: An important difference between quantizing MIDI and
audio is that two or more audio transients can never collapse on
top of each other like MIDI notes can.
Command Description
Reset Moves a marker back to its original position. Shortcut for selected markers is
CTRL+ALT+R.
Disable The marker is ignored. Shortcut for selected markers is CTRL+ALT+D.
Promote By “promoting” a marker, you can set emphasis on certain beats and prevent the
marker from becoming disabled when you adjust the Resolution or Threshold
controls. Shortcut for selected markers is CTRL+ALT+P.
Delete marker Only available for manually added markers; the command is greyed-out if you right-
click an automatically generated marker. Shortcut for selected markers is
CTRL+ALT+BACKSPACE.
Snap (stretch) to
nearest transient
Moves marker to nearest Pool marker.
Note: You can also snap transient markers to the time ruler and other transient
markers. For details, see To add the Time Ruler to the Pool and Snapping edits to
audio beats.
Snap (stretch)
backward
Moves marker backward to nearest Pool marker.
Snap (stretch) forward Moves marker forward to nearest Pool marker.
Table 73. Transient marker context menu commands
Marker appearance Description
Table 72. Transient marker shapes and colors