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2015/07/04 12:12:20 (permalink)

Using keyboard for a split

If you want to use your keyboard for splitting a track, isn't it "Ctrl" held down and the "S"? It's not working now for me and I am not sure if its my program or if I am not hitting the right buttons. Has anyone else had it stop working or is there a way to switch int back?
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    Re: Using keyboard for a split 2015/07/04 12:16:46 (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby Sharkbite 2015/07/05 09:53:41
    My error to much time staring at a mix I was doing.
     
    S = Split.
    Ctrl-S = Save



     
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    Re: Using keyboard for a split 2015/07/04 12:22:25 (permalink)
    Ctrl-S is the stand split tool what are you trying to split Midi or Audio?
     
    Audio. Have not really done anything different for years. It might be my keyboard is bad.

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    Re: Using keyboard for a split 2015/07/04 16:32:21 (permalink) ☼ Best Answerby Sharkbite 2015/07/05 09:48:27
    I thought that "S" was default for splitting clips... I do it all the time, but cannot remember adding Ctrl before doing it. (I have a very bad memory...)

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    Re: Using keyboard for a split 2015/07/05 06:07:44 (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby Sharkbite 2015/07/05 09:48:43
    'S' is the key for Split selected clips at Now time

    See table 264 in ref manual for Sonar 2015.

    The following link takes you to Sonar X3 online help.

    https://www.cakewalk.com/...enus1.181.html#1306795
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    Re: Using keyboard for a split 2015/07/05 09:47:02 (permalink)
    This is why it needs to be mandatory that I use Sonar every day and not go 4 months without recording. Mike V. is correct as well, they need more than one "best answer" option.

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    Re: Using keyboard for a split 2015/07/05 10:35:51 (permalink)
    Sonar Foxboro. Shortcut references in online help.
    https://www.cakewalk.com/...;help=Menus1.182.html#

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