Hi,
I have a track with various audio events and I would like to distribute them vertically, by adding each audio event to the empty audio tracks that I’ve created. Is it possible to do this automatically? O do I have to do it manually one by one?
Thanks!
I don’t think so but there may be a work around of sorts
If you select all the events in the audio pool and drag them into the arrange window, it will ask if you want them all on the same track, or on separate tracks - the later will stack them on separate tracks one above the other, but they just might not be in the right order to drag them en masse to your empty tracks if they’re not named correctly…
i think the trick with audio pool may work quite well what @vinylizor suggested
i dont know an automated way, but perhaps this is quickly possible on the keyboard with the combination of your cursor keys
place the locator where the events shall line up
hit cursor right, press CTRL+X to cut the selected event
hit the cursor down key and press CTRL+V to paste
now again the same keycommands again and again
perhaps you can do such thing further automate with the help of macros and PLE?
You could try this macro:
Attach a Key Command to it and execute it repeatedly.
Prerequisites: Track with parts to be copied is selected and cursor is at the beginning of the first part.
If the parts and the cursor are not at the start of the project, you can use this extended variant:
It jumps to the beginning of the first part and copies all parts on this position.
This works quite well! Thanks 
Thanks! This seems to copy all the audio events to next track. My goal is to place the 1st event in the 1st track, 2nd event in the 2nd track, and so on. Is this possible? Would be great to have this in a macro.
Sorry, I must have misunderstood. I think this task is beyond the capabilities of Cubase macros.
I think I didn’t explain what I wanted very well 
I belive so to. It’s probably not possible to do this with macros.
Thank you for your time!
