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2013/03/10 08:58:32 (permalink)

Pause

To me, pause means stop where you are, make no markers etc, then pause again will restart a that spot. Play means start play at the last start position. But AFAICS, Pause means stop here, place a new start position here, then if I pause again start playing...._but now play will start at the last _Pause_ position, not the last playfrom position (well it is, but only because Pause is aggressive, according to me). I have really come up against this because Space Bar is actually Play, not pause, so I tried to change that. I think there is an option somewhere, but the above scenario made it confusing to me. Then I discovered Ctrl-Spacebar and suddenly it was obvious that Pause was not doing what I expected. Is there a way to Pause, that does nothing but Pause, the play from there if I hit Pause again? That is what I would expect of most transports. Any help appreciated.

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    Bristol_Jonesey
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    Re:Pause 2013/03/10 09:07:54 (permalink)
    ctrl + spacebar

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    Re:Pause 2013/03/10 09:23:10 (permalink)
    There is a pause button on the transport. I am not sure what Oldnick is asking. If I get it pause is not allowing one to go back to say the beginning but rather only to the pause point.

    Because I use the Mackie Control 99 % of the time I use its pause and there is a return to zero button on it. So I never see this problem. W is the keybinging to return to zero. 



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    Re:Pause 2013/03/10 09:47:16 (permalink)
    Also, pressing W during playback acts like a pause (return to Now Time). I'm not sure if that's what the OP is looking for, though.

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    Re:Pause 2013/03/10 09:56:43 (permalink)
    what ?

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    Re:Pause 2013/03/10 10:05:36 (permalink)
    "Because I use the Mackie Control 99 % of the time I use its pause and there is a return to zero button on it. So I never see this problem. W is the keybinging to return to zero. " And that makes you unusual how.....joke. Sorry if I do not use your choice of stuff. Seriously, if you are going to post saying it does not apply to you....

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    Re:Pause 2013/03/10 10:08:21 (permalink)
    "ctrl + spacebar "....Yeah I got that and I think I said it. But I expect Pause o pause, then start..not set a new Stop position. THAT is my main gripe.

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    Re:Pause 2013/03/10 10:10:23 (permalink)
    "what ? " well if you can't work it out then I guess you can't help me and maybe I expect more of this software than you do. I have learned to over ...30...years.

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    Re:Pause 2013/03/10 10:12:07 (permalink)
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    "ctrl + spacebar "....Yeah I got that and I think I said it. But I expect Pause o pause, then start..not set a new Stop position. THAT is my main gripe.


      Right, I get it but what would you like it to do?  

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    Re:Pause 2013/03/10 10:13:30 (permalink)
    If you're starting from last position, then, press Ctrl+W during playback. The next time you hit pause, you will pause on the spot AND your playback will also continue from this point, just like a real pause function.

    To resort back to starting from last position, press Ctrl+W again. You can keep switching back and forth as per your needs. It's actually pretty convenient. I like to use both ways in certain situations.

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    Re:Pause 2013/03/10 10:47:12 (permalink)
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    "what ? " well if you can't work it out then I guess you can't help me and maybe I expect more of this software than you do. I have learned to over ...30...years.

    no,the what was more of a ...what are you going on about?
    what are you trying to ask for?
     
    im finding it a little difficult to understand what is you want.
     
    for instance the other day you started a thread claiming all these things in sonar were not working properly,
    so yes, i got through pluging in my soundcard and setting up sonar to troubleshoot these things, yet don't find half the things your talking about.
    when I get back to thread it appears you haven't run any of the updates for x1 ?
     
    yet in my first post I asked you what version of sonar you were running?
    no specs, no operating system listed, like im just supposed to guess?
     
    but no need to worry, its not your fault.
    its mine, for responding.
     
    I too got 30 years in, ,i was splicing reels at a studio in Boston called TCB studios.
    but sorry not in digital audio, 30 years ago it was only a thought, so where your going with that one?
     
    I come here to help people not solve riddles.
    I will politely bow out of this thread now and any of your future posts as well.
     
    Good luck in your endeavors 

     

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    Re:Pause 2013/03/10 11:30:59 (permalink)
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    "Because I use the Mackie Control 99 % of the time I use its pause and there is a return to zero button on it. So I never see this problem. W is the keybinging to return to zero. " And that makes you unusual how.....joke. Sorry if I do not use your choice of stuff. Seriously, if you are going to post saying it does not apply to you....


    Waite a second. I'm not sure you understand what was written. There is no joke nor am I unqualified to respond to you regarding pause. 

    I gave you various ways to pause plus how to over ride the pause. What I do not understand is what you are looking for or how you want pause to work. If you give us an idea what you want we together may find a solution.

    For you to misunderstand what I was posting n how I go about this should not interfere with a good dialog as long as we have some idea what you seek. Its simply not clear in your posts so far. 

    Jumping on people with sarcastic comments when nothing of the sort was given toward you is a bit offensive.

    Either you want help or you are making a statement about your view of Sonar. If its the later please make it clear and then no one will try to offer solutions.  

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    Re:Pause 2013/03/10 12:06:50 (permalink)
    Either you want help or you are making a statement about your view of Sonar. If its the later please make it clear and then no one will try to offer solutions.  



    Where was  “make the latter clear” during the X1 unveiling. 
    As has been pointed out above I believe CTRL+W will give him what he wants.
     
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