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SINGLE-MACHINE EDITING

USING EDIT CUE TO AFFECT MULTIPLE CUES

You can also set the level and fade parameters for groups of cues by marking an IN and OUT time

(or using SELECT Q). This will select all cues within the IN/OUT region thus:

PLAY

EDIT

PLAY

BLUE (PLAY) GREEN (SELECTED)

IN OUT

EDIT

NOW

SYNC

Pressing EDIT Q will select only those cues whose’ start and end points fall within the edit region

will be selected (highlighted ochre). Those cues whose’ start and end do not fall within the edit

region will not be selected. For example, pressing EDIT Q in the above example would show this:

EDIT

PLAY

IN OUT

SYNC

NOW

BLUE (PLAY)

GREEN (SELECTED)

When several cues are selected for editing in this way, all cues take as their parameters those you

have set in the EDIT CUE page and all the cues selected will be set to the same value(s).

However, whilst this can be useful in some cases (for example, setting the fade down and level

parameters of a group of footstep sound effects so that they are all identical), it could potentially

cause problems in other cases because you may accidentally reset parameters you have previously

set on some cues! The RESET function won’t help in this case as this will simply reset ALL cues’

parameters to their default value of 00. Please be aware of this. In the event of a mistake, you can

always use UNDO, of course.

EDIT CUE is really designed to set level and fade for single or stereo cues and for re-naming cues.

The multiple cue editing is included as a convenience for those times when you wish to set

parameters to a group of the same or similar cues.

As mentioned, typical operation would be to line up the mono or stereo cue(s) you want to edit on

to the NOW time, select the track(s) as appropriate, press SELECT Q and then EDIT Q and set the

level, fade up and fade down parameters as necessary. Then press GOTO +/- to select the next or

previous cue, hit SELECT Q again and repeat the process if necessary.

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