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Moving Audio Events

By Dragging

Audio Events are moved just like other objects in Cubase:

1. Select the Arrow Tool.

2. Select all Events you want to move.

3. Press and hold the mouse with the arrow pointer over one of the selected

Events (not in the handles) and move the mouse.

The mouse box shows you where the Q-point of the ﬁrst selected and

dragged Event will wind up when you release the button.

4. If you want to restrict movement to horizontal or vertical only, hold

down [Shift] while dragging.

5. Release the mouse button, and the selected Events are moved to the new

position.

The Snap function applies, positioning the Event so that its Q-point gets aligned

with the closest Snap value.

Between Lanes

• If you are editing a single-channel or stereo Track, moving the Event to

another Lane has no effect on playback. Still, you might want to organize

your view of the Events, by moving Events between Lanes.

• If you are editing one Track set to channel “Any” you can use this feature

to set which channel an Event plays back on.

Check the channel indicator on the left side of the window to ﬁnd out which

channel each Lane plays back on.

• If you are editing a number of single channel or stereo Tracks simultane-

ously, moving Events between Lanes means you are moving the Events

between Tracks.

You can identify the Tracks by which channel they each are set to, as de-

scribed in the previous paragraph.

• If you hold down [Shift] while dragging, moving is restricted to vertically

or horizontally only (depending on in which direction you dragged ﬁrst).

This allows you to move the sound to another Lane without affecting Start po-

sition. See above for an introduction to this.

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