David,
Thank you for looking into this further.
I have tried it once again and I believe we're talking about the same
thing but getting different results. In my version, 6.5, r168, it is an
either/or situation.
Assuming the timeline zoom is set at the increments where the wave-form
can be displayed, then clicking the wave-form icon and the track display
shifts to the wave-form and the rubber band disappears and vice-versa,
the same is true of the 'display key-frames' and the 'pan rubber-band'
icons. Each is exclusive. I find that tedious in having to first find my
first adjustment point using the wave-form, place the curser, switch to
rubber band to add the handle, back to wave-form to find the next volume
shift, place the curser again, switch to rubber band, add the handle,
etc. When you have a difficult audio track, for example very often
sections where the volume jumps, then this method practically doubles
the effort in making the adjustments.
I cannot find anywhere else in the listed options where this display can
be adjusted.
Thank you again and hoping for a solution.
regards,
Mahmud
David Hurdon wrote:
> I was back at work in 6.5 today and took a look at my situation in
> relation
> to your question. When I expand an audio track, the symbol at the bottom
> left toggles (show/hide) the waveform. Next to that is the on/off for
> audio
> rubber band, if I remember correctly. Hover your cursor over the
> symbols to
> the right and you'll find it. So, for me, two clicks allow for both to be
> shown at the same time, all the time. I hope that helps.
>
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