| Audio - Background Color Modulation |
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Activates/Deactivates background color modulation for events/parts in the project window. Note: It seems that background color modulation doesn’t work with transparent events. It will make the event color solid and modulate it from there.
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Event Display - Audio |
| Audio - Create Audio Images during Record |
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Activates/Deactivates. When active, the audio images (waveforms in the events) are created as record runs. When inactive, during record the event remains blank, and when recording stops, it’s then that the images are constructed. |
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Record - Audio |
| Audio - Default Warping Algorithm |
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Chooses the next available warping algorithm as the default. Note: This key command is a one way street. Once I reach the end, i.e. Standard - Solo, I don’t have a way to go back.
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Editing - Audio |
| Audio - Enable Automatic Hitpoint Detection |
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Activates/Deactivates automatic Hitpoint detection. Note: This command does not create Hitpoints itself, neither is it retroactive. This means, if you have Automatic Detection enabled and record an event, you will get Hitpoints. Now, if you give the command, the hitpoints will not dissapear for this event. It’s just they will not be auto-created for the next event that you record. (And of course when you record said next event, and give the command afterwards, the event will not have hitpoints automatically calculated for it.)
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Editing - Audio |
| Audio - Interpolate Audio Waveforms |
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Activates/Deactivates interpolation of audio waveforms. Note: This command interpolates sample values to form curves when you zoom in to one sample per pixel or less. Keep this in mind if it looks like this is command is doing nothing.
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Event Display - Audio |
| Audio - On Processing Shared Clips |
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Cycles through the options for what should be done when applying processing to shared clips. |
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Editing - Audio |
| Audio - Remove Regions/Hitpoints on all Offline Processes |
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Activates/Deactivates removal of hitpoints and regions when offline processes are applied. |
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Editing - Audio |
| Audio - Show Event Volume Curves Always |
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Activates/Deactivates visibility of the volume curve (envelope) for an audio event, even if deselected. When activated, the curve will always show. |
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Event Display - Audio |
| Audio - Show Hitpoints on Selected Events |
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Activates/Deactivates visibility of the hitpoints when the event is selected. When activated, once you select an event you will see its hitpoints on it. |
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Event Display - Audio |
| Audio - Show Waveforms |
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Activates/Deactivates visibility of waveforms for audio events. When activated, you see waveforms in events. When deactivated, events remain blank. |
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Event Display - Audio |
| Audio - Snap to Zero Crossing |
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Activates/Deactivates Snap to Zero Crossing. Opinion: This command should be in Project or Edit.
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Snap to Zero Crossing |
| Audio - Time Stretch Tool Algorithm |
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Chooses the next available time stretch algorithm for the time stretch tool. Note: This key command is a one way street. Once I reach the end, i.e. Realtime, I don’t have a way to go back.
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Editing - Audio |
| Audio - Treat Muted Audio Events like Deleted |
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Activates/Deactivates. When activated: If you have 2 events overlapping, and the event on top is muted, the overlapped section of the event in the back will playback normally. When deactivated: If you have 2 events overlapping, and the event on top is muted, the overlapped section of the event in the back will not play back. Only the section of the event NOT covered by the muted event in the foreground will play. |
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Editing - Audio |
| Audio - Use Mouse Wheel for Event Volume and Fades |
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Activates/Deactivates the use of the mouse wheel for modifying the event’s volume and fades. When enabled, event gain is modified in 1dB steps. Fades are adjusted in steps dictated by quantize, and grid type setting. |
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Editing - Audio |
| Audio - When Recording Wave Files Larger than 4 GB |
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Switches between “Split Files” and “Use RF64 Format” options for what to do when recording files larger than 4 GB. |
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Record - Audio |
| Control Room - Auto Disable Talkback Mode |
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Switches between 3 options for auto disabling the talkback mic. “No Auto Disable” (talkback mic always on), “In Record” (talkback mic off), “In Play and Record” (talkback mic off) |
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VST - Control Room |
| Control Room - Dim Cue during Talkback |
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Activates/Deactivates dimming cues during talkback. Tip: Don’t forget to set Talk Dim Level!
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VST - Control Room |
| Control Room - Exclusive Device Ports for Monitor Channels |
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Activates/Deactivates the option for exclusive device ports for monitor channels. When activated, you cannot assign the same device output to two monitor channels. Each monitor channel will have to use a unique output. Opinion: I can’t see the point of this key command. I mean, you have to re-assign the connections when you toggle this command, don’t you?
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VST - Control Room |
| Control Room - Show Control Room Volume in Transport Panel |
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Activates/Deactivates controlling the big red knob of the “Main” section of the Control Room from the transport bar. When activated it’s the red knob being controlled, when deactivated it’s the stereo out. Tip: You may need to click and drag on the Audio Activity & Levels section of the Transport Bar for the control “triangle” to show. Note: Meters don’t follow the option change. They always measure the Stereo Out.
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VST - Control Room |
| Control Room - Use Phones Channel as Preview Channel |
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Activates/Deactivates using Phones as the preview channel. |
10 |
VST - Control Room |
| Controls - Knob Mode |
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Cycles between “Circular”, “Relative Circular”, and “Linear” modes for all knobs. |
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Editing - Controls |
| Controls - Slider Mode |
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Cycles between “Jump”, “Touch”, “Ramp”, and “Relative” modes for all sliders. |
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Editing - Controls |
| Controls - Value Box/Time Control Mode |
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Cycles between “Text Input on Left-Click”, “Increment/Decrement on Left/Right-Click”, and “Increment/Decrement on Left-Click and Drag” for all value boxes/time controls. |
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Editing - Controls |
| Editing - ‘Edit Solo’/‘Record in MIDI Editors’ Follow Focus |
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Activates/Deactivates. When deactivated, pressing ‘Record in Editor’ will keep doing its job, regardless of focus. When activated, pressing ‘Record in Editor’ and then changing focus (by clicking in the project window for instance) will de-activate ‘record in editor’. |
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Editing |
| Editing - Auto Select Events under Cursor. |
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Activates/Deactivates. When activated, positioning the cursor will automatically select all events under it. Notes: This is a duplicate entry. Also exists in Edit>Auto Select Events under Cursor. This command is a preference switch, issuing it will not select any events by itself.
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Editing |
| Editing - Cycle Follows Range Selection |
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Activates/Deactivates. When activated: If you make a range selection, the left and right locators will follow, and take positions on the left and on the right of the range, respectively. When deactivated: Range selections don’t affect the locators. Comment: An easy way to not care about whether a command would work with a range or a loop (cycle)?
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Editing |
| Editing - Default Track Time Type |
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Cycles between “Musical”, “Time Linear”, and “Follow Transport Main Display”. When you then create a new track, it will use the relevant Time Base. |
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Editing |
| Editing - Delete Overlaps |
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Activates/Deactivates. When activated: Moving an audio event/midi part so that it overlaps another one will delete the overlapped area. Note: Overlapping that occurs due to recording does not delete overlaps immediately. You must move the overlapping event a little bit, and only then do the overlapped areas get deleted.
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Editing |
| Editing - Display Warning before Deleting Non-Empty Tracks |
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Activates/Deactivates. When activated, trying to delete any track that is not empty will display a warning, and require confirmation. Tip: We can always undo deletion of a track.
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Editing |
| Editing - Lock Event Attributes |
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Cycles through “Position”, “Size”, “Position + Size”, “Other”, “Position + Other”, “Size + Other”, “Position + Size + Other”. All these determine which attributes of the events will be locked when you lock them. Notes: Position: No moving the event. Size: No resizing the event. Other: Fade Handles, Event Gain
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Editing |
| Editing - Parts Get Track Names |
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Activates/Deactivates. When activated, parts on a track will automatically get the track’s name. |
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Editing |
| Editing - Quick Zoom |
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Activates/Deactivates. When activated, the contents of parts/events are redrawn when you stop changing the zoom. Comment: I don’t notice much of a difference.(?)
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Editing |
| Editing - Select Track on Background Click |
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Activates/Deactivates. When activated, clicking in empty space between parts/events of the same track will select the track. Tip: Using this preference together with “Editing - Track Selection Follows Event Selection” gives strong visual feedback of what’s what in the project window.
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Editing |
| Editing - Track Selection Follows Event Selection |
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Activates/Deactivates. When activated, selecting an event will also select the track it’s on. Tip: Using this preference together with “Editing - Select Track on Background Click” gives strong visual feedback of what’s what in the project window.
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Editing |
| Editing - Use Up/Down Navigation Commands for Selecting Tracks only |
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Activates/Deactivates. When activated, the Up/Down keys will be reserved for selecting tracks only. |
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Editing |
| Editors - Double-click Destination |
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Toggles between “Double-click opens Editor in a Window” and “Double-click opens Editor in Lower Zone”. This is what will happen when you double click on a part/event. |
7 |
Editors |
| Editors - Editor Content Follows Event Selection |
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Activates/Deactivates. When activated: If you have an Editor open and select a different event, the editor will now show/edit the newly selected event. |
4 |
Editors |
| Editors - Open Command Destination |
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Toggles between “Open Editor Commands Open Editors in a Window” and “Open Editor Commands open Editors in Lower Zone”. This is what will happen when you give the “Open Editor” command. |
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Editors |
| Editors - Use Drum Editor when Drum Map is assigned |
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Activates/Deactivates. When activated: Having a drum map assigned on track, if you give the “Open Editor” command, the drum Editor will open instead of the default. |
3 |
Editors |
| Event Display - Hide Truncated Event Names |
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Activates/Deactivates. When activated: Overly long part names (i.e. extending beyond the actual length of the part) will be hidden. |
5 |
Event Display |
| Event Display - Show Event Names |
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Activates/Deactivates. When deactivated, event/part names are hidden. |
9 |
Event Display |
| Event Display - Show Overlaps |
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Cycles between “Show Overlaps: Always”, “Show Overlaps: On Mouse Over” and “Show Overlaps: Never”. Comment: I can’t figure out how “On Mouse Over” works. I always see the overlaps (“zebra strip”), be it “On Mouse Over” or “Always”. I would expect that “On Mouse Over” I would need to, you know, move the mouse over the area in question for the “zebra strip” to show up. It seems it doesn’t work this way. Comments?
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Event Display |
| Event Display - Smallest Track Height To Show Data |
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Cycles between “Minimal”, “One Row”, “Two Rows”, “Three Rows”. This preference sets the minimum track height needed for events to show waveforms and MIDI parts to show lines/blocks/their default data. |
6 |
Event Display |
| Event Display - Smallest Track Height to Show Name |
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Cycles between “Minimal”, “One Row”, “Two Rows”, “Three Rows”. This preference sets the minimum track height needed for events/parts to show their names. |
6 |
Event Display |
| Folders - Show Data on Folder Tracks |
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Cycles between “Always Show Data”, “Never Show Data”, “Hide Data When Expanded”. Controls if and when the Folder Track will show data. |
6 |
Event Display - Folders |
| Folders - Show Event Details |
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Activates/Deactivates. When activated (and “Folders - Show Data on Folder Tracks” is NOT set to “Never Show Data”), the folder track will show the data of the tracks included (waveforms, midi blocks etc.). |
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Event Display - Folders |
| General - Auto Save |
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Activates/Deactivates. |
4 |
General |
| “New in 11!” General - Enable Usage Logging |
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What it says. |
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General |
| General - Open Projects in Last Used View |
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Cycles between “Never”, “Only External Projects” and “Always”. Determines what windows layout will be used when opening projects. |
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General |
| General - Run Setup on Create New Project |
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Activates/Deactivates. When activated, creating a new project will bring up the Project Setup Window. |
5 |
General |
| General - Show Tips |
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Activates/Deactivates. This controls if explanatory tooltips are displayed when the mouse cursor hovers over a control. |
5 |
General |
| General - Use Hub |
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Activates/Deactivates. When activated, giving the command for a new project will bring up the Hub. |
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General |