Description

Click to assign no MIDI trigger to the selected event or to remove an existing trigger.

Plays the entire sound file from beginning to end, regardless of cursor position, selection, or playlist.

Plays the sound file in the current playback mode.

Pauses playback and leaves the cursor at its current position.

Stops playback and returns the cursor to its position prior to playback.

Starts or stops recording when the Record dialog is open.

Moves the cursor to the beginning of the active data window.

Moves the cursor to the end of the active data window.

Makes the next data window on the Window menu active.

Makes the previous data window on the Window menu active.

Turns looped playback mode on or off.

Starts playback in Normal mode:

• If there is no selection, playback occurs from the cursor to end of file.

• If there is a selection, playback occurs from the beginning of the selection to the end of the selection.

• If a plug-in chain is selected in the Plug-In Chain window, effects from the chain are previewed in real time when you play back a file.

• To bypass the plug-in chain, bypass the chain in the Plug-In Chain window. For more information, please see "Preview the effects chain" in Using the Plug-In Chain.

Starts playback in Sample mode:

• If the file contains loops, the loops will repeat as many times as specified on the Edit Sample dialog. Use this to listen to a sound file as it would sound when played by a sampler.

• If the file does not contain any loops, the file will be played once from beginning to end.

Starts playback of the current cutlist.

Turns looped playback mode on.

Turns looped playback mode off.

Plays the data before and after the current selection. This command lets you preview the result of a Cut or Clear operation without altering the file.

Plays the data before the cursor position for the default pre-roll length (specified on the Other tab in the Preferences dialog).

Moves the cursor through the data window in the current zoom ratio. For example, if the zoom ratio is 1:1024, this will move the cursor forward 1024 samples.

Moves the cursor through the data window 25 times faster than Forward Slow.

Moves the cursor through the data window 75 times faster than Forward Slow.

Moves the cursor through the data window in the current zoom ratio. For example, if the zoom ratio is 1:1024, this will move the cursor back 1024 samples.

Moves the cursor through the data window 25 times faster than Rewind Slow.

Moves the cursor through the data window 75 times faster than Rewind Slow.

Places a marker at the current cursor position.

Creates a region quickly using the currently selected data.

Sets the beginning of a selection at the current cursor position. The data between this point and the Mark Out position will be selected.

Sets the end of a selection at the current cursor position. The data between this point and the Mark In position will be selected.

Zooms in vertically.

Zooms out vertically.

Zooms in horizontally.

Zooms out horizontally.

Pans down vertically. This is useful when the entire amplitude range is not visible in the data window.

Pans up vertically. This is useful when the entire amplitude range is not visible in the data window.

Moves the cursor to the next marker.

Moves the cursor to the previous marker.

Moves the cursor to the next video frame.

Moves the cursor to the previous video frame.

Moves the cursor to the next sample.

Moves the cursor to the previous sample.