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Thanks Mike, that's what I do actually, down to same process of tabbing through all the instances in the manual. I also subscribe to Groove 3 and MacProVideos, and search on Youtube too. Alas, I did't find an answer. I'm new to DP (in this century, I used Performer back in the stone age) so I'm gues...

Not sure what might be causing this? I'm trying to just repeat a region, and also change another to project tempo. I must have some settings set incorrectly? I checked toolbar in prefs and all the tools are chosen.

thanks!

Thanks. Yup seems like you just do it by hand.

Right! Thanks, was just wondering if there's a way from in DP to save it that way. No need I suppose, just used to that option in Save in Logic...

I'm working on a couple of projects and need to take a couple of them on the road with me this coming week and continue work on my laptop. Is there a correct way to save the movie file you're working on with the DP9 project? It seems that by default it references the movie file from its original loc...

good to know about that window fr listening to loops, about the same as listening to them using QuickTime, without having to close files all the time. but yes its the ability to hear loops at sequence tempo and even at the right start time that really lets you search effectively and quickly.

Wow, that is an expensive browser! But I'm starting to see that DP needs some kind of loop facility. I spent yesterday trying to learn the ins and outs of getting loops to conform to track tempo etc. Seems like this is not DP's wheelhouse. Something like Studio One is built to make doing it easy, wi...

I generally don't work with loops, but have gathered a large collection that I use from time to time. It seems that DP doesn't have a loop browser per se. In Logic, Cubase, Studio One 3 etc you can listen to the loops in a list, tied to the sequences tempo. Is there a way to do that in DP9? Barring ...