Reference Guide

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Search for Missing Audio dialog

Open the Search for Missing Audio dialog by clicking the Search button in the Find Missing

Audio dialog box.

The Search for Missing Audio dialog box searches your entire computer for a file that has the

same name as the missing file in your project. If the file is found, select it and click OK. If multiple

copies of the same file name are found, you may select only one. If no files are found, manually

search your Recycle Bin. If you find the missing file in the Recycle Bin, right-click on it and select

Restore to return the file to your project’s audio data directory.

Select By Time dialog

The Edit > Select > By Time command opens the Select by Time dialog box.

Choose the starting and ending times for the time selection you want to make by entering numbers

into the following fields:

• From. Enter the number of the measure, beat, and tick of the location where you want the

selection to start.

• Thru. Enter the number of the measure, beat, and tick of the location where you want the

selection to end.

The From and Thru times you select appear in the Select toolbar in the From and Thru fields. If you

select a whole measure, the Thru time is the start of the next measure, which actually makes it a “to”

time and not a “through” time.

For more information, see:

“To select partial clips using time ranges and tracks” on page 352

Set Default Velocities for Steps dialog

Open the Set Default Velocities for Steps dialog by right-clicking to the right of any row in the Step

Sequencer and selecting Set Default Velocities for Steps from the pop-up menu.

From the Set Default Velocities for Steps dialog box you select the default velocity value that is

assigned to new notes that are enabled in the Step Sequencer. The setting is global, which means it

applies to all step sequencer clips and projects.

Note: You can enter a whole number with no punctuation if your selection boundary is the

beginning of a measure. You can separate measure, beat, and tick numbers with spaces,

periods, or colons.