Hi, in Producer 8.5 I used to be able to go to specific positions in time in SMPTE. I just had to click on the smpte clock and enter the new location.
Now if I click on the smpte clock it switches to mbt or some other clock, but I can't enter manually my desired SMPTE position. I'm working to film. Is really a pain going to specific points 20 minutes ahead or behind, lots of clicking and resizing involved.
Any ideas? Is there an obvious way to do it and I missed it?
Thanks

Aha! So this did used to be a function. They should re-implement it. There was a thread about this last week with some work arounds...
 
http://forum.cakewalk.com...walk-fix-m2850306.aspx

Thanks Beep, so there's no way to do it...I thought each new version would be better.
P

Choose Edit > Preferences (or press P). In the Preferences dialog, choose the Customization > Display category. Put a check mark next to the option entitled Display All Times as SMPTE. Click OK. Now when you press G to access the Go dialog, you can input your time as SMPTE.
 
Just one of the many tips you'll find in SONAR X2 Power!
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Scott

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Choose Edit > Preferences (or press P). In the Preferences dialog, choose the Customization > Display category. Put a check mark next to the option entitled Display All Times as SMPTE. Click OK. Now when you press G to access the Go dialog, you can input your time as SMPTE.
 
Just one of the many tips you'll find in SONAR X2 Power!
http://www.garrigus.com/powerbooks.asp
 
Scott

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hmm... odd that can't be selected right in the Go box by default. I'll have to remember to tell Bob about this.

Thanks Scott!
P

Beepster

garrigus
Choose Edit > Preferences (or press P). In the Preferences dialog, choose the Customization > Display category. Put a check mark next to the option entitled Display All Times as SMPTE. Click OK. Now when you press G to access the Go dialog, you can input your time as SMPTE.
 
Just one of the many tips you'll find in SONAR X2 Power!
http://www.garrigus.com/powerbooks.asp
 
Scott

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* Author of the Cakewalk Sonar ProAudioTutor video tutorial series: http://garrigus.com/?ProAudioTutor
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hmm... odd that can't be selected right in the Go box by default. I'll have to remember to tell Bob about this.

Thanks - Bob is in tune with the universe and now aware of this. :)
 
Bob Bone

Glad I could help, guys!
 
Scott

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