How can I quickly move an event to a particular TC point?

Cubase
1

So far the only way I found is to putting the cursor on the TC I need to be and then using the move event to cursor option. Is there a direct way where you can just input the TC (or measure)?

At the same time, maybe an option to shift the audio a determined number of samples?

Thanks!

2

Aloha I and +1

Sometimes I think we could use a sort of
‘Command Line’ input in Cubase.

GUI input is nice but in some cases command line input can be so
much more precise.

I love working in the ‘Logical Editor’ but even it has limits.
{‘-’}

3

As a 2 step process you can input a timecode to move the cursor to, and then move event to cursor. I have key commands set up for both operations so it’s quite painless.
dbh

4

Yes, coming from DP I really miss a dedicated window for this, I was hoping I just didn’t know where it was :smiley:
A very useful “Shift” tool would be great. Something that let you you move or spot events to any place (TC, seconds, bars, samples) or add/subtract. It’s great when you are trying to a dialog that is not in sync with video or a loop that is not feeling “right” or to do deal with picture changes, etc.

5

I guess you could create a macro of this. How would you input the TC in one step if you are using bars and beats as your default display?

6

Enter the required TC address in the start field of the infoline.

Nudge.