request

[syncopated_silence]

in a future update would it be possible to get like a click and hold then drag... to select audio parts, instead of the normal way of moving the start and end bars?

[Lunch Money]

Hrm?

Your request doesn't seem too clear. Are you talking about selecting or moving? Multiple? In what way?

Try this, though: Hold the "Alt" key, which will make your cursor into a crosshair, and then select multiple audio parts. When you press "Alt", it has to be on an 'empty space' in a track, not over top of a clip. Does that help?

[AD80]

To me it sounds like he wants a sort of "range" tool like other hosts. To select a section of a wave. As opposed to adjusting the borders.

I dont really think it would fit the whole tracktion non-destructive way of working necessarily.

[syncopated_silence]

yep i think that's it lunch... i'm still used to the cubase way of doing things... that should do the trick!

[syncopated_silence]

by the way... when i over lap sounds in tracktion on one track, ie: a double crash sound, would the two tail ends of the crashes play without one being cut off by the other?

[Mr. Tingle]

yes

[valley]

by the way... when i over lap sounds in tracktion on one track, ie: a double crash sound, would the two tail ends of the crashes play without one being cut off by the other?

you can layer as many clips as you want on a single track.

Conversely, if you want to remove overlaps, there is an option in the properties panel for automatically trimmign overlapping clips.

[syncopated_silence]

ah this great is news... great for loops with out the need for a drummachine vst or multiple tracks. Thanks alot all for the heads up!