Getting Now time to set at stop

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DesertHermit
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2011/06/04 20:05:49 (permalink)

Getting Now time to set at stop

In older versions of Sonar there was a checkbox to set the now time to wherever you stopped. I can't find anything like that in X1 Producer. Can it still be set?

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    JoshWolfer
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    Re:Getting Now time to set at stop 2011/06/04 20:19:41 (permalink)
    yup. This was the first thing I struggled with. Most of the settings are now in the dropdowns at the top of the track view, not the window drop down menus.

    Your looking for: Options -> on stop, rewind to now marker.

    I'm sure you probably know as well that holding control and hitting space will use the opposite of whatever you've configured. So currently holding control+space to stop your playback will stop it at the now time.



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    Re:Getting Now time to set at stop 2011/06/04 20:23:50 (permalink)
    DesertHermit


    In older versions of Sonar there was a checkbox to set the now time to wherever you stopped. I can't find anything like that in X1 Producer. Can it still be set?
    Yes.  It's in Track View Options and you can choose to rewind to now time marker or not by checking or unchecking.
     
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    post edited by Stone House Studios - 2011/06/04 20:25:12

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