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HTML
19 lines
731 B
HTML
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It's possible to move the contents of regions in time, without moving the
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regions' start or end points. This is sometimes known as "slip editing".
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</p>
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<p>
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To do this, hold the
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<kbd class="mod1"></kbd> and <kbd class="mod3"></kbd> keys
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while dragging the region or regions. As you click, the cursor will
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change to a double-headed arrow, and when you start dragging, the time from the
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start of the underlying content to the start of the clicked region is displayed.
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</p>
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<p>
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<img src="/images/slip-drag.png" alt="region slip-drag"><br>
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As you drag, the region start and end points will remain
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fixed, but the audio or MIDI content of the region will move,
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as long as the underlying source extends beyond the region bounds.
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</p>
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