Firstly, it's much, much easier to use shift l and shift r to place markers.
If you find your right marker is not where you want it after pressing r, to
listen to it's placement, simply go back and do shift r until it is, or set
the level of the zoom with alt, v, z, 1, enter, and then place the marker.
The menus should not be used for real-time placement, it will slow you down
massively.
I hope this helps.
Ps. For simply marking up a piece to jump to sections easier, you may want
to also use 1-0 for another 10 markers. I use them when I have large pieces
to create and want to know that, at the press of a button, I can get to
anywhere in that piece quickly and easily.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Frank van de Coterlet" <[email protected]>
To: "QWS list" <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, October 01, 2015 11:01 PM
Subject: QWS List Problem placing markers
Hello,
I do not often place markers and use loops, but now I need them and I seem
to do something wrong.
I found out about making loops and I placed a left marker where I want it,
But I have problems placing the right marker where I want it.
I have the Duth version, so I will try to explain what I do.
I go to the goto menu, then to: place markers. The left marker is where I
want it, so I arrow down to: Right marker. I tab to: Ok and press: Ok at
the
moment where I want the marker. But I find that the marker is about
anywhere, but not at the moment I press Ok.
Where do i go wrong?
Regards,
Frank
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