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2012/04/04 19:22:33 (permalink)

Rearranging or moving tracks SOLVED

I can't seem to find how to move my tracks around - rearrange their order in my project. What is an efficient way? Thanks!
post edited by djayers1 - 2012/04/05 12:16:50

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    Re:Rearranging or moving tracks 2012/04/04 19:37:01 (permalink) ☄ Helpful
    Check out the Help file under sorting tracks. There are so many ways that to explain it here is difficult. However, dragging and dropping is done by (This bit is from the Help file.)
    positioning the mouse just to the right of the track number, over the track icon of the track you want to move.

    The cursor changes to an up/down arrow.

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    Re:Rearranging or moving tracks 2012/04/04 19:42:58 (permalink)
    A big hint on selecting everything  is control-A and first split that section on the ends where it ends-

    Then control-A and select are on top of the section you are going to copy/paste or drag and drop.

    Holding control while dragging will drag a copy and keep what is there.

    Grid on during this stuff is usually best-

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    Re:Rearranging or moving tracks 2012/04/05 02:46:15 (permalink)
    Hey Lance, are you sure you're replying in the right thread? 

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    Re:Rearranging or moving tracks 2012/04/05 05:49:50 (permalink) ☄ Helpful
    Hover your mouse over in the grey area by the Track Icon-move around slowly until you see the cursor change to the Up/Down. Click, hold and drag up or down as needed.


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    Re:Rearranging or moving tracks SOLVED 2012/04/05 12:18:39 (permalink)
    Thanks! Hovering/dragging works like a charm.
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    Re:Rearranging or moving tracks SOLVED 2012/04/05 12:27:38 (permalink)
    Aww I was think the OP meant moving sections of a song, not whole tracks-

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