Lower zone sample Editor display out-of-range event selected in the upper zone/project window

[Johnny_Moneto]

@Credole

Now if only the Global Zoom could be intelligent enough to identify where the clip is

I find the name “Global Zoom” misleading for what the setting actually does: this means that the Sample Editor’s scroll and zoom becomes totally independent from the project. Basically the opposite of what you want.

For working in an editor in the Lower Zone it would be nice if the editor just scrolls and zooms along with the project view. I am not aware of such a setting in Cubase yet.

Regarding finding the clip: In Cubase we distinguish audio clips, events, parts, regions, and files. Many people on this forum use the term “region” and “clip” for what is actually an event.
Here’s a little explanation how things work in Cubase:

How to edit audio clips?

Sometimes it helps to have some background info. [grafik] A Clip is the central piece in Cubase when it comes to managing audio files. Not for us users, as we rarely see and work with Clips but for Cubase. We find Clips in the Pool only. A Clip can consist of audio from one or many audio files. That might seem unneccessary but it is actually really smart. What we usually work with in a project are Audio Events. Any Audio Event must refer to exactly one Clip. It can refer to the entire Cli…