Topic: double-click to set loop/punch-in start stop points

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  • March 20, 2011 at 22:35 #2553
    pbattersby
    Participant

    On my wish list, is to be forced to double click to set the loop start/end, punch in/out points.

    I’ve lost count of the number of times I’ve intended to click to set the cursor and instead, because I clicked in slightly the wrong place, I’ve moved my loop or punch in/out point.

    I have everything nicely set up for recording or looping, and then I mess it up when all I intended to do was move the cursor.

    It would alleviate a lot of my clumsiness if I could no longer make that mistake.

    Just thought I suggest it (as a configurable option I suppose, to maintain backward compatibility) since I’ve made that mistake a bunch of times today even though I’m trying to be careful.

    March 22, 2011 at 15:33 #20503
    4mica
    Participant

    +1

    March 23, 2011 at 04:18 #20505
    Infinitoar
    Participant

    That would be nice. I’ve done the same mistakes from time and time again. But I’m so used to it when I use Podium.

    Meh. But it would be a nice feature for those not used to it, but make a “checkbox” option in preferences or something. I mean once “Shift” was changed to “Alt” for horizontal scrolling and stuff it kind of messed me up a bit.

    Just my thoughts.

    March 23, 2011 at 06:31 #20507
    thcilnnahoj
    Participant

    Hmm, personally, I never use the timeline ruler to position the cursor, but middle-click instead (with the middle mouse button bound to the thumb button on a 5-button mouse)! This has the invaluable bonus that it works wherever you click on the timeline.

    That being said, I have no objections. 😉

    March 23, 2011 at 19:53 #20509
    pbattersby
    Participant

    I figured out why I keep repeating this mistake. Normally, the timeline row is the top row. Once I enable looping or set a punch in point, the timeline row is no longer the top row. I keep forgetting and keep clicking in the top row to set the cursor except sometimes the timeline row is no longer the top row.

    March 25, 2011 at 22:42 #20512
    Zynewave
    Keymaster

    @batman42ca wrote:

    I figured out why I keep repeating this mistake. Normally, the timeline row is the top row. Once I enable looping or set a punch in point, the timeline row is no longer the top row. I keep forgetting and keep clicking in the top row to set the cursor except sometimes the timeline row is no longer the top row.

    The loop, punch and segment rulers auto-hide when they are not active. This is done to maximize the vertical space available for the tracks. You can disable the auto-hiding in the region properties dialog for the three ruler regions.

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