Editing With A Mouse - Roland VS-2480 Owner's Manual

Editing with a Mouse

The Edit Pop-Up Menu
The mouse works in conjunction with the Edit Pop-Up menu
during phrase and region editing. You can set edit points from
the menu—see Page 242—and perform quite a few other
editing-related actions as described below.
To view and use the Edit Pop-Up menu:
1. Right-click the mouse anywhere on the Home screen playlist
2. Scroll to the desired menu item. If the required edit points
3. Click the left mouse button.
To close the Edit Pop-Up menu without selecting an item, click on the playlist.
To:
Zoom in or out
View the wave display from
the Home screen
View the Home screen from
the wave display
Move the timeline to the
position line's location
Set IN, OUT, FROM and TO
Activate the VS-2480's Scrub
feature (Page 184)
Use Scrub to preview audio
Select a track
Select a region
Select a phrase
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or in the wave display—the Edit Pop-Up menu appears.
for an item in the menu haven't been set, the item is grayed-
out.
Right-click and:
select ZOOM or ZOOM
↑↓
appears in which you can select the desired
magnification.
select WAVE.
select P.LIST.
select GOTO.
see Page 242.
select SCRUB and click to checkmark it.
select SCRUB TO to hear the audio just before the
position line, SCRUB THRU to listen to audio just
before and after the position line, or SCRUB FROM to
listen to a small chunk of audio starting at the
position line.
Sel Trk selects the track on which you've right-clicked
if no IN and OUT points have been set. (You can also
select a track with your mouse by clicking on it. See
Page 242).
Sel Trk selects the region of data between the IN and
OUT points on the track you've right-clicked if IN and
OUT points have been set. (You can also select a
region by dragging across it. See Page 243).
Sel Phr selects the phrase you've right-clicked. (You
can also select a phrase by clicking on it (Page 243) or
from the SELECT PHRASE Pop-Up menu (Page 243).
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18—Editing Tracks
In this
illustration,
the IN point
is selected.
. In either case, a dialog
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