Using the eraser for several layers simultaneously?

SpectraLayers
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So, at the moment I’m recording some of my music in a church. In the recording there are some inevitable click sounds from the organ pedals.

It seems to me that the eraser in Spectralayers only work when you’re working with one layer at a time, i.e when all the other layers are muted. When several layers (that is, several tracks) are on top of each other in the spectral display nothing happens when I try to erase the noise. It’s absolutely great when I only work with one layer but it’s very time consuming if I have to repeat the same process with every track.

I would really appreciate if someone could tell me if there is a way to make the eraser work for all layers simultaneously.

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I just realised I have to merge the layers into one layer! Don’t bother about my post.

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I suppose I have to do this as the last step in the mastering process then.

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What if you select those layers you want to edit in the right hand side Layers panel, while holding the Shift key, and then start erasing?

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What do you know! That worked as well. Thank you. I started working with Cubase a month ago and it seems that I still have some way to go before I can use it fluently.

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@Guttenor , as @Marshall says with shift
Or Ctrl (win) to select non-adjacent layers
This feature to edit multiple layers at one time was new with the launch of SLP12

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