Hi,
Often I will make a selection by clicking on a Marker in the sequence window - selects to the next marker which is very handy. Just no, all I had visible in the Sequence window was the Conductor track - in this situation, my selection method doesn't work.
Why is that? I was inserting some tempo changes and was trying to copy them.
Thanks
Darren
Conductor track question
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Conductor track question
iMac 27" 2013 24 GB RAM
OSX Catalina. Focusrite Clarett 8Pre. Heritage Audio HA73.
DP10.
Yamaha CP4. 1961 Hammond A100. Too many Leslies.
……………………
Darren Heinrich
BMus (Hons) Jazz Piano
PhD Jazz Organ Improvisation
http://www.dazzjazz.com/
OSX Catalina. Focusrite Clarett 8Pre. Heritage Audio HA73.
DP10.
Yamaha CP4. 1961 Hammond A100. Too many Leslies.
……………………
Darren Heinrich
BMus (Hons) Jazz Piano
PhD Jazz Organ Improvisation
http://www.dazzjazz.com/
Re: Conductor track question
I can't say why it works that way, but can offer a workaround.
When you click the marker, DP will select the area from there to the next marker, as expected. You simply can't see it if there are no other tracks. Then, in the sequence editor window, click the track name (Conductor) in the left-hand panel of the track (the track itself, not the track selector panel). The desired area will become selected in the conductor track. This also works in the Tracks window.
It's one more click, but will get you what you want.
When you click the marker, DP will select the area from there to the next marker, as expected. You simply can't see it if there are no other tracks. Then, in the sequence editor window, click the track name (Conductor) in the left-hand panel of the track (the track itself, not the track selector panel). The desired area will become selected in the conductor track. This also works in the Tracks window.
It's one more click, but will get you what you want.
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Re: Conductor track question
Thanks Frank, that's a help!
regards
Darren
regards
Darren
iMac 27" 2013 24 GB RAM
OSX Catalina. Focusrite Clarett 8Pre. Heritage Audio HA73.
DP10.
Yamaha CP4. 1961 Hammond A100. Too many Leslies.
……………………
Darren Heinrich
BMus (Hons) Jazz Piano
PhD Jazz Organ Improvisation
http://www.dazzjazz.com/
OSX Catalina. Focusrite Clarett 8Pre. Heritage Audio HA73.
DP10.
Yamaha CP4. 1961 Hammond A100. Too many Leslies.
……………………
Darren Heinrich
BMus (Hons) Jazz Piano
PhD Jazz Organ Improvisation
http://www.dazzjazz.com/