Reference Guide

1792 View reference
Track view
•In Front of Clips. Vertical grid lines are displayed and drawn on top of clips, always
visible.
• Click Behavior. Use the submenu to specify the behavior when clicking in the Clips pane:
• Left Click Sets Now. Set the Now Time by left-clicking a location in the Clips pane.
• Right Click Sets Now. Set the Now Time by right-clicking a location in the Clips pane.
• Left Click Locks Scroll. Prevent the Clips pane from scrolling horizontally during playback
while you edit data. This allows you to focus on the edit location without worrying that the
screen will eventually scroll away from the edit location. When you are done with the edit and
want the Clips pane to scroll again during playback, click in the background of the Clips pane
to clear auto scroll lock.
• Double-Click. Use the submenu to specify what happens when you double-click a clip:
• MIDI Clips > -Nothing-. Prevent any view from opening when you double-click a MIDI clip.
• MIDI Clips > Event List View. Open the Event List view when you double-click a MIDI
clip.
• MIDI Clips > Staff View. Open the Staff view when you double-click a MIDI clip.
• MIDI Clips > Piano Roll View. Open the Piano Roll view when you double-click a MIDI
clip.
• MIDI Clips > Inline Piano Roll View. Open the Inline Piano Roll view when you double-
click a MIDI clip.
• Audio Clips > -Nothing-. Prevent any view from opening when you double-click an audio
clip.
• Audio Clips > Loop Construction View. Open the Loop Construction view when you
double-click an audio clip.
• Meter options. Use the submenu to specify options for track playback meters, track record
meters and bus meters.
• Drag and Drop Options. Open the Drag and Drop Options dialog box, which lets you control
how clips behave when you drag them.
• Zoom Options. Open the Zoom Options dialog box, which lets you specify the mouse zoom
behavior.
• Select Track Envelopes With Selected Clips. Selecting a clip will also select any overlapping
track envelopes.
• On Stop, Rewind to Now Marker. The Now Time jumps back to the Now Time Marker
whenever playback stops.
• Set Now Time With Full Restart. When you change the Now Time during playback, the
Transport comes to a full stop, and then restarts playback. This stops the sound for a brief
moment, but makes synchronization (especially with video) more robust.
• Stop at Project End. Playback will automatically stop after the last event in the project is
reached. When this option is disabled, playback will continue beyond the end of the project and
playback can also be started in an empty project.