Oh wow! I'd totally forgotten about ctrl+P and semicolon. Ever since V11,
where you could toggle tracks on and off of being selected with VO+Space, I
guess I kind a just got in the habbit of throwing those commands out the
window. Probably not a smart move on my part, huh.
Chris.
----- Original Message -----
From: Slau Halatyn
To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com
Sent: Sunday, January 17, 2016 12:37 PM
Subject: Re: Comping issue seems to be resolved
Another solution, in this case, is to scrub or shuttle within the track once
to establish an insertion cursor. Your edits are guaranteed to work if there's
an insertion within the track. Having Track Selection follow Edit Selection
doesn't guarantee the creation or movement of an insertion point, although it
generally works. Hearing is believing. Scrub or shuttle, hear the audio and you
can cut and paste all you want. If you're copying to another track, use
control-semicolon or control-p to move that insertion point to the adjacent
track.
Slau
On Jan 17, 2016, at 11:54 AM, Christopher-Mark Gilland
<clgillan...@gmail.com> wrote:
Kevin might can explain better than I could what was going on, as we worked
together and figured things out. Thank you again, by the way for that.
Basically, just to recap, I was having issues where I tried selecting
audio, then copying it to the clipboard for pasting to another playlist on the
same track. Essentially, I was trying to comp together a vocal track.
The problem was that when I'd move to my final master playlist and would
try pasting the audio I'd just copied, nothing was happening. I'd confirmed
that in the track list table, my vocal audio track was selected, and it was.
Also in the edit window, I confirmed my selecter tool was selected, and it was.
I wasn't apparently doing a single thing wrong. It just wasn't working.
Turns out, why the heck I didn't think to do this is beyond me, but Kevin
suggested that I deselect the track in the track list table by interacting with
the track list table, finding the track, then vo+spacing on it to deselect,
then select a different track, deselect that other track, then go back again
and reselect the vocal track. Then! Try copying, and finally pasting in that
other playlist. What can I say. Kevin? You've done it again! Amazing! that
worked! Apparently, even though the vocal track was selected in the track list
table, for some really really weird reason, the audio itself wasn't getting
selected, so no audio was in escence, being copied to the clipboard to start
with. I thought this was a Voiceover problem, but apparently, Kevin said it's
not so. I'm still slightly confused then what on earth caused this. He tried
explaining, and I kind of get it, but not really.
Anyway, my point is, if you find that you're having issues with editting
tracks, take his suggestion. deselect and reselect the tracks, then do your
edit, and see if that helps. You just might be very surprised.
Chris.
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