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Timeline markers - Please stay put!
One small little nitpick that has bothered me is time line markers,
If I insert a marker on an timeline beat, which has lets say a midi clip starting there, if I move that midi clip somewhere later in the track the marker also copies over, which ends up leaving a complete mess, infact it got so bad at one stage I couldnt even see the timeline!
Locking the marker doesnt seem to work either, does anyone know how to stop it copying with the actual audio/midi clip?
Cian
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FastBikerBoy
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Re:Timeline markers - Please stay put!
2012/05/11 18:06:12
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You need to open the advanced paste dialogue which can be done by pressing Alt+Ctrl+V (you may need to have something copied in the clipboard first) then deselect "Markers" from the paste options.
That should sort it for you.
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Re:Timeline markers - Please stay put!
2012/05/11 18:10:11
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When you move, copy or whatever you have to choose not to copy the markers. You have to uncheck markers is the little pop up menu.
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Re:Timeline markers - Please stay put!
2012/05/11 18:12:03
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FastBickerBoy is just that to fast (faster then me) 
Cheers, Wave
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Re:Timeline markers - Please stay put!
2012/05/11 18:32:09
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Wave
FastBickerBoy is just that to fast (faster then me)
Makes a change,  besides which your method is arguably more valid in that it doesn't copy the markers in the first place, although either way will achieve the same result of course.
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Re:Timeline markers - Please stay put!
2012/05/11 19:35:18
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Perfect, both of these worked a treat. Thanks guys.
Cian
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Re:Timeline markers - Please stay put!
2012/05/12 03:55:40
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Wave
FastBickerBoy is just that to fast (faster then me)
Yeah - he's been know to bicker quite a bit 
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Re:Timeline markers - Please stay put!
2012/05/12 06:46:22
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Re:Timeline markers - Please stay put!
2012/05/12 11:28:35
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Something different but similar, when working with changing tempos you can lock your markers to SMPTE (real time) that way they stay in place when jacking the tempo around. A little different situation but handy when you say Mark spots in a film cue, then jack your tempo map around and you need your markers to stay locked to real time, Right click the marker and Lock to SMPTE.
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