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Working with Grouped Events

If two Events are grouped, a number of operations that you carry out on one of

them are applied equally to all. Examples of such operations are moving, duplicat-

ing, adjusting Insets etc.

Grouping Events

1. Select the Events that should make up the Group.

2. Select “Group” from the Audio editor’s Do pop-up menu.

Ungrouping

1. Select the grouped Event.

2. Select “Ungroup” from the Audio editor Do pop-up menu.

● To ensure the timing relationship is kept unaffected by editing, try to keep re-

cordings that were made together grouped. If you have to Ungroup, make ab-

solutely sure you don’t edit one of the channels separately or you’ll disturb

the timing/phase relationship.

Operations on Grouped Events

Some operations are done a little bit differently on Grouped Events than on regular

ones. Below follows a list.

About Snap to Zero

Snap to Zero (see page 234) is not applied to Groups.

Selecting, Moving, Cutting and Pasting, etc.

• When you click on one Grouped Event, all Events in the Group get se-

lected.

• To select one of the Events in a Group, use the cursor keys instead of the

mouse.

The only reason to do this is to be able to edit on the Info Line, see below.

• The following operations affect the entire group, as if it was one Event:

• Moving (using the arrow pointer or the kicker)

• Duplicating

• Quantizing

• Cut, Copy and Paste

• Deleting

• Muting with the Mute Tool.

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