Playback stop position

[Nashville Bass]

Hey, I'm having a bit of a problem. images/icons/confused.gif

After I'm done recording something I'm going back through and listening for mistakes & places I'll have to punch-in but whenever I find a place I hit stop and the transport returns to zero.

Is there a trick to have the "playback head" stop where it is and not reset?

Thanx in advance,
Chris

[tenkproductions]

YES MY YOUNG STUDENT!
GO TO PREFRENCES GO TO OPERATIONS CHECK TIME LINE INSERTION FOLLOWS PLAYBACK!
YOUR DONE
LESSION #1 FOR THE DAY

PHIL PLASKON WWW.TENKPRODUCTIONS.COM (http://WWW.TENKPRODUCTIONS.COM) images/icons/grin.gif

[Nashville Bass]

That did it. Thank you so much.

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[otto]

i also find it useful to enter markers on the fly (ENTER on numeric keypad)for referring to events etc on the timeline
otto

[Nashville Bass]

Otto,

I do that also but generally I just use those for indicating major music points (i.e. chorus, brighde, etc.)

[lwilliam]

You can also toggle the "follows playback" feature from the main edit screen. It's a little horizontal rectangle bar in the upper left of the screen next to the four editing modes.

Much faster than going to the preferences menu...

...oh, and using the "follows playback" feature WITH a pre-roll of 1 or 2 bars works really well for checking your edits.

[ August 09, 2001: Message edited by: lwilliam ]

[Jonnykelp]

Also if you don't want to use the "follow playback" feature all the time, hitting the down arrow at desired location will drop the cursor there.

[liztening]

The "N" key also toggles this feature.

[liztening]

The "N" key also toggles this feature.

[PeeTee]

You could also audition the track using control+5....and scrub with +/- keys.

[marcusb]

the 'N' key only works on TDM systems when you have enabled Command Focus Mode using the [a..z] button that for some totally annoying and bizzare reason was omitted from PTLE ... grrrrr, WHY digi ? WHY!!!! images/icons/smile.gif

Marcus