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MOVE REGION
The MOVE function allows you to move a cue or an edit region to another track. This is faster and
more convenient than using ERASE to remove the cue/region from one selected track, de-selecting
that track and selecting the destination track and then pasting it back in.
The MOVE function is accessed from the second group of edit functions shown when the MORE
(F6) key is pressed on the main SINGLE-MACHINE EDIT page. To move a cue/region from one
track to another, select the source track using the TRACK EDIT keys and then select the cue or
mark the region you want to move. Press MORE (F6) followed by MOVE (F1). You will see this
screen:
Select the 'destination' track in the TO TRACK field and press EXECUTE to move the region. The
cue/region on the track selected for editing will be moved from the 'source' track and will be placed
at exactly the same time on the track specified in this field.
In the case of moving several tracks, the TO TRACK field sets the first track the lowest numbered
track will move to - all other tracks selected for edit will be moved to adjacent tracks. For example,
select tracks 6, 7, 8 for EDIT, press 1 of the numeric keypad to select 1 - tracks 6, 7, 8 will be
moved to tracks 1, 2, 3.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Existing cues or overlapping cues on the destination tracks will be pasted
over.
This function is only intended as a simple way to move audio from one track to another at the same
time location. For more complex moves, you should use CUT/ERASE and PASTE/INSERT.
Pressing the BY AMOUNT soft key will take you to the MOVE REGION BY AMOUNT page which
allows you to move a cue or region by a specified amount.
First select the source track using the TRACK EDIT keys and then select the cue or mark the
region you want to move. Select the amount you wish to move the audio by in the MOVE DISTANCE
field and press EXECUTE to move the region. The cue/region on the track selected for editing will
be moved by the specified amount.
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