Hey guys, First, Kevin, what does "adjacent track" mean? And Slau, where can I find the " insertion follows track selection"? I do find a few options which include follows etc, but are with region, scrub, playback in it. Thanks, ronald Op 1 mrt 2011, om 02:57 heeft Kevin Reeves het volgende geschreven:
> Slau. In Pro Tools 8 and above,, simply selecting a track in the edit or mix > track list will create the insertion. What you need to do is select an > adjacent track, then go back to the one you want to edit and select it. By > doing this, somehow it creates an insertion point and you can start editing. > I've never had to scrub or anything. I just select, and start editing. Hope > this helps. > > Kevin > On Feb 28, 2011, at 9:40 AM, Slau Halatyn wrote: > >> Hi ronald, >> On Feb 28, 2011, at 10:23 AM, RvR wrote: >>> Can anyone tell me why I cannot cut or copy a selected range on an >>> audiotrack? I can cut or copy when selecting the whole range with command+a. >> >> In order to cut, copy or paste audio, there needs to be an insertion point >> within a visible track. A sighted person would click with the selector Tool >> or grabber Tool. Scrubbing or shuttling within a track automatically creates >> an insertion point. So, if you have a control surface with a scrub/shuttle >> wheel, simply scrub or shuttle momentarily and then proceed with selecting >> audio for editing. If an insertion point isn't created, the range specified >> for editing simply highlights the ruler without selecting any audio. >> >>> Is an edit selection something different than a record or play selection? >> >> It can be, if the Edit and Timeline aren't linked. For 99 percent of users, >> there's no need to unlink the edit and Timeline. Make sure it's linked. >> Under the Options menu you'll see an item for that and it should be checked. >> >>> And I wonder if the inserteon function with arrow down and up should be >>> working always? Cause it doesn't seem to work here. >> >> It does work all the time but, again, one must have an insertion point >> within a track for it to work for editing. Otherwise, all you're doing by >> using down arrow and up arrow is making a selection in the ruler. Scrub or >> shuttle first and then the arrows will make selections within the track and >> you can edit. >> >>> Also got mixed results with the numpad keys slash to enter ragnes. >>> Sometimes the star key seems to do the trick though. >> >> The asterisk key will highlight the Main counter parameter. since Edit and >> Timeline are linked, entering a value for the Main counter automatically >> enters that same value in the Start field. Make sure that when you're >> entering values in Start and End, you press Enter on the num pad to complete >> the selection process. Same thing applies to just entering a Main counter >> value. Press Asterisk, enter the value and press enter on the Num pad. >> >> Hope that helps, >> >> Slau >> > >
