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07-22-1999, 03:38 PM
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Re: time signature
Hi. If you're talking about changing a time stamp on a audio region set the editor mode to "spot", click on the region and a time spot dialog will come up. On that dialog you can change the user stamp and still maintain the original time stamp.
To change the session start time, open the session setup window from display. Highlight the sart time box and type in the new number. Tom S. 
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07-22-1999, 04:33 PM
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Re: time signature
Sorry Sly, I mis-interpreted your question. Actually you can change the "time signature"
from the "identify beat" dialog in the edit menu. Sorry about that. Tom S.
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