User Manual

SELECTING
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Tracks Overview selection summary
Below is a summary of time range selection
techniques in the Track Overview:
Selecting a time range in the Sequence Editor
Many of the same techniques just discussed for
making time range selections in the Track
Overview also apply to the Sequence Editor.
For example, the I-Beam cursor selects one track at
a time; shift click the I-Beam tool above or below a
current selection to add that track to the selection.
To remove a track from the current selection, Shift-
click the track name.
Figure 45-10: Using the I-Beam tool to select non-adjacent tracks.
The selection modes (“Choosing a Pointer tool
selection mode on page 526) apply to Pointer tool
selections, giving you quick access to a variety of
selection techniques via a dynamically changing
cursor. For example, to select a soundbite, click
near its (vertical) center with the pointer cursor. To
initiate a time range selection in the middle of a
soundbite, move the pointer to the bottom edge,
where it turns into a cross hair.
To accomplish this Do this
To get a cross-hair cursor
over a block of data
Move the cursor to the top or bot-
tom edge of the block.
To select a single measure
(or a single column segment
at any other zoom level)
Click it with the cross-hair.
To select several adjacent
measures
(or column segments at any
other zoom level)
Drag over them with the cross-
hair cursor — diagonally if the
segments are in several adjacent
tracks.
To select non-adjacent mea-
sures (or column segments at
any other zoom level)
Shift-click and/or Shift-drag over
them with the cross-hair cursor.
To add or remove measures
from the current selection
(or column segments at any
other zoom level)
Shift-click and/or Shift-drag over
them with the cross-hair cursor.
To quickly select a single mea-
sure in all tracks (or a single
column at any other zoom
level)
Click in the Time Ruler above the
column.
To select any time range in all
tracks
Drag in the Time Ruler.
To select any time range with-
out “snapping” to columns
Use the Command/Ctrl key along
with any of the techniques men-
tioned above.
To select everything between
two markers
Click the first marker in the time
ruler.
To select everything between
the auto-record punch in/out
points or the Memory Cycle
repeat bars
Click either the punch-in or
punch-out arrow marker in the
time ruler.
To deselect all current selec-
tions
Click in the area below the over-
view or press Command/Ctrl-D.