Hey Herman,
Hold Shift while pressing the select buttons.
Best,
Slau
On Sep 21, 2010, at 10:15 PM, Herman Fermin wrote:
> I'm using the digi003 right now. I know this is logical but I think
> I'm missing something. How do you select multiple tracks from the
> boared? It only selects one at a t
Just press all of the select buttons at once. Want to select tracks 2 and
three, press both select 2 and select 3 down at the same time. I think that all
of the HUI control surfaces work like that.
Bryan
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I'm using the digi003 right now. I know this is logical but I think
I'm missing something. How do you select multiple tracks from the
boared? It only selects one at a time. So if I select 1 through four,
only track 4 shows up as selected in the track table.
HF
Yep. I do it all the time. When selecting, cutting, coppying, pasting, etc, I'm
always in grid mode.
On Sep 20, 2010, at 11:24 PM, HF wrote:
> Has anyone messed with grid mode and try to put things to the grid?
>
> HF
Thank you Slau. Awesome.
HF
On 9/21/10, Scott Chesworth wrote:
> Awesome post Slau, thanks for passing on the wisdom!
>
> On 9/21/10, Slau Halatyn wrote:
>> Hi Herman,
>>
>> First, to edit out clicks and pops, make sure you're in Shuffle mode so
>> any
>> audio you delete will cause the subsequ
Awesome post Slau, thanks for passing on the wisdom!
On 9/21/10, Slau Halatyn wrote:
> Hi Herman,
>
> First, to edit out clicks and pops, make sure you're in Shuffle mode so any
> audio you delete will cause the subsequent region to move forward to close
> the gap. Scrub to the unwanted sound and
Hi Herman,
First, to edit out clicks and pops, make sure you're in Shuffle mode so any
audio you delete will cause the subsequent region to move forward to close the
gap. Scrub to the unwanted sound and move back just a bit (to give yourself
room for an extra silent crossfade. Hold down the shi
Hey Herman,
Grid mode is really a visually-oriented mode that allows one to drag a region
with the grabber tool while an outline of the region jumps in increments
determined by the nudge value. When choosing to move regions by dragging, one
would really have to move things in small degrees to t
