I didn't. I thought if I soloed and it soloed the correct track than I was on the correct track. When I cut I wouldn't hear that track anymore so I thought OK I selected and cut the data from the track I wanted to cut from.
HF On 3/15/11, Frank Carmickle <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Herman > > Which track do you hear when you scrub? > > --FC > > On Mar 15, 2011, at 8:12 PM, Herman Fermin wrote: > >> This is something that's confusing me right now and hopefully someone >> will set me straight. Seems pretty straitforward too. >> >> I have multiple tracks that I want to put on one tracks and use the >> playlist function. We'll use track one as master just so everyone >> follows along. I want to take track two and put it on track one on a >> different playlist. Is there a specific order of things? >> >> 1. already made a new playlist on track 1 >> 2. select all on track two with command A. I know that the edit cursor >> is in track two because when I solo (command+s) I'm soloing the >> correct track. >> 3. Command+x to cut >> 4. Control+P to move the edit cursor to track 1. >> 5. Command+V to paste on track one. Except that my selection is still >> on track two and I don't understand why. >> >> What am I missing? >> HF > >
