The Navigation Toolbar |
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Use the Navigation toolbar to navigate the data window. Some of the operations included are zooming, marking, moving the cursor, and moving to relevant points.
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Zoom in Full: click to maximize the horizontal magnification to 24:1. |
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Zoom Normal: click to change the horizontal zoom ratio to the value specified on the Display tab of the Preferences dialog. |
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Zoom Selection: click to maximize the selected area in the data window. |
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Custom Zoom 1: click to change the horizontal zoom ratio to the value specified on the Display tab of the Preferences dialog. |
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Custom Zoom 2: click to change the horizontal zoom ratio to the value specified on the Display tab of the Preferences dialog. |
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Mark In: click to set the beginning of the loop region at the current cursor position. |
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Mark Out: click to set the end of the loop region at the current cursor position. |
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Go To: click to display the Go To dialog. |
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Center Cursor: click to adjust the display so that the cursor appears in the center of the data window. |
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Cursor to Selection Start: click to move the cursor to the start of the current selection. |
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Cursor to Selection End: click to move the cursor to the end of the current selection. |
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Center Sustaining Start: click to center the beginning of a sustaining loop in the data window. |
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Center Sustaining End: click to center the end of a |
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Center Release Start: click to center the beginning of a release loop in the data window. |
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Center Release End: click to center the end of a release loop in the data window. |
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Double Selection: click to double the current selection. |
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Halve Selection: click to reduce the current selection by half. |
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Shift Selection Left: click to move the current selection left by the length of the selection. |
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Shift Selection Right: click to move the current selection right by the length of the selection. |
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Tempo: the box at the right edge of the toolbar displays the tempo of the current selection as if the selection represents a complete measure. |