"Slip Tool" in Pro Tools ?

[JayRay]

I'm a Pro Tools user but I've just noticed there's a tool called "Slip Tool" or something like that in Cubase.
I watched one video where they were editing guitars. It's a tool that you can move the audio INSIDE the region.
You can do this actually in PT by choosing the region and then holding Control key and then nudging with + and -.
But is it possible to do with mouse? That would be so much quicker.

Please let me know if this is possible on PT10-12! Couldn't find any info on Google.

PS. Sorry for posting this to wrong area. Admin can move this to different area if wanted.

[Ben Jenssen]

Sounds to me like elastic audio - like, grab a snare hit and move it...

[JayRay]

Originally Posted by Ben Jenssen

Sounds to me like elastic audio - like, grab a snare hit and move it...

yes but it's just not that simple as in Cubase, Reaper etc
And if this feature is still not available on PT.. i wonder why it's so hard for Avid to add it.

[everglass]

Reviving this - looking for the answer!?

[The Weed]

"It's a tool that you can move the audio INSIDE the region."

Yes, Pro Tools can do this, as long as there is audio outside the Clip's end or ends. There would have to be to move any audio INSIDE the Clip.

From the Shortcut Manual:

Nudge data within current Clip to left (+) or right (–) by Nudge value (keeps Clip start/end and moves underlying audio)

Mac: Control+Plus/Minus (+/–) keys

PC: Start+Plus/Minus (+/–) keys

I can't remember if there is a modifier key to allow using the Grabber Tool to slip the audio within the Clip or not.