follows the scrubbing. So, in other words, once you begin
scrubbing, your in point immediately changes to the scrub position.
So, if you wish to use the down and up arrows, you have to engage the
transport, use the down and up arrows to create the in and out points, stop the
transport
confident that what I select
whilst scrubbing is is what I want playing in real time.
Assuming there isn't another way, is it possible to play on loop a specific
region?
Abdul
On 25 Sep 2011, at 16:48, Slau Halatyn wrote:
Hi Abdul,
Editing in Pro Tools is a vast subject but I'll try
for loop playback (at normal
speed), a little more than a half second of the wave form, to alter levels
on...
Is there another way aside from splitting regions? I know my ear needs some
training with the scrub wheel, but I'm not yet confident that what I select
whilst scrubbing
Hey All,
A few more obvious questions for you.
Assuming that the scrubber tool has been selected, are there a set of keyboard
commands one can use to scrub, as a opposed to a wheel from a controller?
Is there a way to play sounds at speeds greater than normal speed? Or even
jump to a time
Hey Abdul,
Scrubbing is certainly best done with a scrub wheel on a physical control
surface. That said, it is possible to scrub with the mouse although it is
grossly inefficient. For what it's worth, you can route the mouse pointer to
the VO cursor when you're focused on, say, the mute button
Hello there,
anybody using the TranzPort from Frontierdesign and if so how is the scrubbing
in Pro tools going? I know there is also the Alphatrack but I want a real wheel
for it;-)
Thanks,
Ronald
Hi all,
I have a Mac Book Pro with one of the new Magic Pads on it.
Is there a way to use this in place of a scrub wheel?
Is there a way to get a scrub wheel external?
I recall many years ago with a very old version of Pro Tools you could use
the mouse to scrub. I was able to use this
will continue scrubbing forward until you back off and then at a certain point
it'll scrub backwards, depending on where the pointer is relative to the
insertion point. It's easier to understand once you've tried it. It's not
terribly useful. I mean, a scrub/shuttle wheel is far more desireable
went in? When I go to Pro Tools,
about to see what version it is, It just jumps me back to whichever window I
was in. I didn't get any errors while I was installing, just wanted to make
sure.
2. Any reasons why the scrubbing operation works sometimes and then just
stops working altogether? I'm
