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252 AUDIO EDITOR
Managing cues
You can manage cues in waveforms in several ways, such as changing their
position and description, removing them from the edit window and switching
between them. For example, you can:
• Right-click the cue handle at the top of the cue line to view the cue name.
• Double-click the handle to change a cue's name (this opens the Change Cue
Name dialog box where you can enter a new name).
• Drag the handle of a cue to move it to a new position in the waveform.
• Drag the handle of a cue off either end of the edit window to remove it, or, to
remove all cues, click Control: Delete All Cues.
If a waveform has a large number of cues, you can navigate between them easily
by clicking the Previous Cue/Next Cue buttons on the Toolbar or click Control:
Previous Cue and Next Cue [Shift+Tab &Tab]. If you want to go to a specific
cue, click Control: Go To Cue [Ctrl+G]. This opens the Go To Cue dialog box
which lists all the existing cues in the waveform. To go to a cue, select it and click
the Go To button. The cursor then jumps to that cue.
Using cues with Video Editor
Whenever you save a file, any cue information is also saved with it. As such, you
can insert the file as an audio track in Video Editor and maintain the cues which
were placed in Audio Editor. Likewise, any cues placed on an audio track in Video
Editor can be viewed in Audio Editor (for WAV files only). This makes it much
easier when editing video as you can identify key areas in an audio track with
which to match the appropriate action in the video track.
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