Stoopid User Trick 43s and 44?

[Dark Pines]

I KNOW this is gonna be filed under "stoopid user" questions... or under RTFM...

But I haven't found the answer in my searching, nor has any of my staff found it...

Edit Window; When scrolling through wav's with the jog wheel, when you get to your desired location, how do you set the cursor to that position without having to resort to reaching for the mouse to place the cursor?

I know I can grab the mark in or mark out and drag, but when you're doing say... a quick punch, or restart from a different point to listen... you just want to drop the cursor at a particular point.

Again, sorry for such a lame question, but this is one we just haven't been able to find.

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Now for stoopid question #2;

Since there is NOT a dedicated "Enter" key on the D-Command, is it possible to program one of the user defined function keys for that function?

So many times, I'm sitting in the middle of the control surface and then have to roll down to the keyboard just to click the mouse or hit the "Enter" key... or is this another one of those... RTFM?

Thanx!
Max

[Drew Mazurek]

#1 Press and hold Mark In and Out while using the Jog Wheel, this will move the cursor. Is this what you want?

#2 Enter key, as is "Create Memory Location? If so, then yes, you can make Mem Loc from the softkeys.

[Matt82au]

For number 1, it is under Prefrences, Operation, Timeline insertion follows scrub/shuttle

[Dark Pines]

Thanks gents...

#1) I already use the Mark In and Mark Out... I just wasn't sure if there was a way to have the cursor activate at the stop point when you scroll through a track.

#2) Many times there are dialog boxes that come up that need a simple "Enter" button key stroke that doesn't come up on the message scribble strips in the master section. You have to reach for the keyboard instead of a button on the console. That's what I was wondering if it was possible to program a straight forward "enter" key, in the softkeys.

Thanx

[Dark Pines]

ok... this thread is what I am referring to with regards to #1...

So, holding BOTH Mark In and Mark Out... I'll double check it's functionality, but this seems to be the answer I'm looking for...

[Drew Mazurek]

Originally Posted by Dark Pines

ok... this thread is what I am referring to with regards to #1...

So, holding BOTH Mark In and Mark Out... I'll double check it's functionality, but this seems to be the answer I'm looking for...

That's what I was talking about. Sorry, should have said BOTH.