SOLVED, THANK YOU moving entire mix

1- Right click / lasso all tracks.
2- Once they are all highlighted, grab 1 track and drag it to the desired location.

Yea,
 
Just highlight all of the tracks and then just place the mouse on the track that is closest to the mark you want to reach on the time line,  then click and drag to the left until you've reached 00:00:00.
 
If you mess up, click CTL Z to undo immediately.
 
 
 

I find it's a bit dangerous to start a song at zero. Some midi events can be missed. Maybe this doesn't happen anymore but it was common practice around here to always start at measure 1 not zero. 
For me if I had a count in in that first measure, After I export the song, that first beat would ether be missed or so close to the front it's attack would be missing. 
Many of us have wished for a negative measure to be possible to be used for count in. 
That way the song itself would always start at one, the way sheet music is presented. 

HI:)
 
Me too! I don't feel good to start at 1:0, I always start at 9:0 or even later, so you can add count in or sometimes I'm placing some small clips in this place (Drumhits (Crash, Swell a.s.o) or you can add some 8/4/2 bar intro or anything else....
 
Bassman.
 

 

chuckebaby
1- Right click / lasso all tracks.
2- Once they are all highlighted, grab 1 track and drag it to the desired location.

SquireBum
This method will not move Markers and Tempo changes, which leaves a lot of manual cleanup.
 

...wicked
I would select the empty space from 0:00 to the start of the song and use the Delete | Delete Hole command with everything ticked.

SquireBum
This method will not work, because Delete Special...  requires that data exists in the hole for every track that must be moved.
 

 
Why does everything have to be a debate, or someone always needs to be the "My idea is better than yours" complex ?
 
Just leave your idea and move on, rather than quoting 2 other users and saying their ideas wont work.
The OP never said he had tempo changes, and wow, A whole 3 markers he will have to move. sounds like a lot of "Manual clean up".
 
Again, nice idea there.
Its great you can help others, but can you do it without putting others down? Doesn't appear so.
If you wanted to show a better way, just do it.
You've got your pats on the back... feel better now ?

Ron, thanks for your clear and simple example for the OP.  I, for one, didn't give your comments a second thought.  In fact, I thought pointing out the residual affects of the other processes very helpful even though I knew from experience that was the case (delete hole being the subject of many threads here).  However, I didn't know that your process kept it all in tact and will now not hesitate moving large portions of a project.
 
Keep up the good work!

Chuck I didn't find his comments degrading to what you had posted at all. Your method is a good one and will work for a lot of projects and I do that exact move all the time. But only when I know the project has no time changes which for me is 99%. of the time. If there are time changes then I do as said above with paste special. I found that trick by accident a log time ago when I was determined to copy paste a verse into the middle of a song. I just knew it must be possible somehow.  
 
I think it's important to point out flaws in replies. Just today I saw a reply to a thread where the OP is having problems with a Tascam interface. One reply was to use asio4all.. That's not good advice at all. I was going to say something but figured, oh well, if someone reads that and tries it, that's their tough luck. People should not believe everything they read on forums.
I've been known to post something wrong and someone will always point it out to me, I'm always glad when they do and I will go back and edit my post to reflect this so that no one is mislead by my wrong suggestions.
So what you could do is go edit your post with a disclaimer that this will work 99% of the time but not if the song is buggered up by tempo changes and a million markers...

Your 2 years younger than me :) 
Ya these kids are spoiled rotten, if the computer doesn't magically make the song sound perfect they blame the software. 
So to answer your question in 1982; you'LL need to purchase a de magnitized razor blade and some good quality editing tape. Scotch makes the best. If you have a second machine make a back up first. 

Cactus Music
Many of us have wished for a negative measure to be possible to be used for count in. 
That way the song itself would always start at one, the way sheet music is presented. 

 
+1  For me anyway, starting at zero often causes problems, forcing me to open the render it in Sound Forge and adding 1 sec of silence to the start.