When using this method, be aware that the amount by which the insertion or selection is moved is based on the nudge value.
Slau On Apr 27, 2011, at 5:46 PM, Kevin Reeves wrote: > Hey folks. I found a cool quick way to select small bits of audio. One of the > commands for contracting and expanding your selection is command shift plus > and minus for the right edge, and option plus and minus for the left edge. > But did you know that these commands will work even if a selection is not > present? For example, if you want to crossfade 2 regions. Press tab to get to > the region you want the crossfade to end at. Then, tap command shift plus, > and option shift minus. You will have made a tiny selection across those 2 > regions where you can now cross fade. This is brilliant. Obviously, if you > have a scrub wheel, you won't need to do this, but if you don't, or if you're > in my shoes and stupid MAudio decided to detent theirs, this set of commands > work great. You can even be in a spot on a track, press command shift plus, > and start making a selection from where you are. Keep pressing it till you > have the little smidgen of audio you want selected. This sure beats typing in > a length of 30 or so ticks to crossfade or delete. Hope this helps. > > Kevin
