Hello,
I’d like to do something with cubase that is hard to do.
After find a hitpoint with alt+N, I want to split the event from this point with « split to locator » but, when I do this, it splits all the events of every tracks on the locator. I only want to do it on the event of the track. I try with « split event », but it doesn’t work.
For my workflow, I want to:
Find the hitpoint, split the event with one key At once.
Is there a better way to do that?
Thanks a lot
We had the question just recently, didn’t we? At least something like that.
The function splits all events on all tracks that are intersected by the locators. Always. (Unless you lock certain tracks or events for editing.)
If you want to split only certain events, then you have to select them first. (Or press ALT with object selection enabled and click on the respective event.)
Unfortunately, there is no other way. At least not that I know of.
When I find a hitpoint, I want to split at the hitpoint.
What is the best methode? ( because I’m obligated to click again on the hipoint, sometimes I’m not precise. and after I can split.)
Your macro could look like above. Just make sure to have the event selected.
Of course, you can open an audio event in the Sample Editor, create hitpoints there and then use the function “split to events”.
Hello, it doesn’t work with this command (alt+x) because when I use hitpoint, the event is not selected. If I select the event, the cursor goes to the event start.
With it, it doesnt work.
I try to deselect these options but it’s the same.
For working, we need the cursor ( in the event) follows the transport bar when i press option+N for hitpoint.
It works fine here. It’s something on your end Frederick. Maybe corrupt preferences?
Alt X splits the selection at the cursor position. Works with normal selections and ranges. If nothing is selected, it will split everything under the cursor.
To navigate hitpoints (Alt B, Alt N), you have to have the track selected.
To split the correct event at the position that the cursor is located, you have to have the event selected.
Thanks a lot.
Before to find hitpoint I have to select the clip, and after that, it works. If the clip is not selected, alt+x will cut all event at cursor.