Hi Yuma,
Hit command 1 to take you to the transport.
then look over to the right for the midi cluster interact with it.
if it is not showing you half to check the option to show it.
something I do when in a unexplored window like the edit window for
example is to hit "VO shift w" this will read the entire con-tense of
the stuff you have showing in the window.
then when you hear 120 for example you know that is most likely the
tempo in the midi cluster.
I think you know how to get there after that.
Talk soon
If your able you can call me at the studio tomorrow.
I am on the east coast of the USA.
Talk tomorrow
On Mar 17, 2011, at 10:43 PM, Yuma Decaux wrote:
Hi Chuck,
Alright, did check midi control cluster but it's not there.
I went to the options menu which is residing in the clusters set,
popped up the menu and checked midi control cluster.
Thought this might be in the mix window but then since transport is
in the dit, traced back to main window, and looked within the
transport cluster itself but nothing.
Do i have to select a track before i do that? It's fairly straight
forward here, and your explanation has no flaws so i don't get it.
Will keep looking
Best
Yuma
Chuck Reichel
954-742-0019
www.SoundPictureRecording.com
