Does Digital Performer have "select all following?"
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- KVRian
- 986 posts since 30 Dec, 2005
Forgive this newb question, but in Logic I use a command called "select all following" which allows me to choose a region and/or note in the middle of a song, and select all parts after it with one key command. Does DP have the same command? I see "select all" but cant find "select all following?"
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- KVRist
- 62 posts since 5 Nov, 2009 from Denver
I don't see it in the commands list (shift+L). if you don't have other markers later, you could set a marker at that spot, then click the marker in the timeline. That will select all from the marker to the end (or to the next marker, if you have one later).
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 986 posts since 30 Dec, 2005
Yeah, thats true, and would work when dealing with bigger arrangement changes, but it wouldn't work in why I'm currently trying to do as I'm dealing with small timing changes of actual midi parts (which then affect the whole). Basically I have a midi part that I recorded and now I need to adjust the lengths of some notes of the phrase, and have the others (including all following) "bump over" once they are adjusted. If I used the marker method you suggested (thanks for the suggestion!) I would have to keep re-adjusting the marker to individual midi notes. But maybe there is a way to select a note and create a new marker at the start of the note...but then I would end up with a ton of markers, lol.barreltone wrote:I don't see it in the commands list (shift+L). if you don't have other markers later, you could set a marker at that spot, then click the marker in the timeline. That will select all from the marker to the end (or to the next marker, if you have one later).
I'll have to look into a better way to do it in DP, but I'm currently just manually selecting everything, which is a bit of a pain.
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- KVRAF
- 6159 posts since 4 Dec, 2004
I don't own DP but I'd take a really careful second look through the full action list to make sure it's not there, it actually may be. I say that because those actions are pretty common, Next Event, Previous Event, First, and Last Events.
Look for the word "Extend" or something similar maybe in the action list. In my current workstation it's named "Last Event Extend". It may be in there somewhere with a goofy action name.
Look for the word "Extend" or something similar maybe in the action list. In my current workstation it's named "Last Event Extend". It may be in there somewhere with a goofy action name.
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- KVRer
- 1 posts since 14 Jan, 2008
This is doable. Select the point from which you want to start in the ruler (i.e. select all tracks you want affected), then type Shift + Option + Return. Not in front of DP-- so if it's not that it's Shift + Command + Return.LGK_Dude wrote:Forgive this newb question, but in Logic I use a command called "select all following" which allows me to choose a region and/or note in the middle of a song, and select all parts after it with one key command. Does DP have the same command? I see "select all" but cant find "select all following?"
