ISSUE - move all hitpoints to audio start

[stevont]

Martin,
Your response to @Tacet_1 is referring to the amount of retrospective recording time and could be confusing to some readers.

The snap point will predictably be at the point in which the recording began. The retrospective record time precedes that by a real time value as opposed to a bar beat value. As you point out, the default is 1 second.

But to say that “the snap point is SHIFTED by 1 second” is a misnomer.
If you start recording at bar 3 beat 1 that is where the snap will be even if you drag the event out to take advantage of retrospective recording.

I’m not sure why some users have this “move all S points to the beginning” complaint.

But now that I’ve read your reply I’m thinking that it might have something to do with sloppy handling of retrospective recording. (?)

I recently joined another thread discussing this same topic and made a video demonstrating how S points work.

Snap Points. HELP US TO ERADICATE!

So I made a little movie to demonstrate how snap points work. I imported some stems that a client sent for me to mix. I drop them into the arrange page. First thing we notice is that snap points are completely invisible with files dropped onto the arrange page. Even when I cut them. Next, I nest a track into a Part to examine it more closely. Inside the Part I can see that the snap point is AT THE BEGINNING OF THE FILE. I then drag the beginning of the file back and forth and the sn…