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CHAPTER 6. ARRANGEMENT VIEW 79

6.8 Selecting Clips and Time

With the exception of moving and resizing clips, Arrangement editing in Live is selection-

based: You select something using the mouse, then execute a menu command (e.g., Cut,

Copy, Paste, Duplicate) on the selection. This editing method lends itself to an efcient

division of labor between the two hands: One hand operates the mouse or trackpad, while

the other hand issues the keyboard shortcuts for the menu commands. The menu eventually

is only used as a reference for looking up the keyboard shortcuts.

Here is how selection works:

Clicking a clip selects the clip.

Clicking into the Arrangement background selects a point in time, represented by a

ashing insert marker. The insert marker can then be moved in time with the and

keys, or between tracks via and . Holding

Ctrl

(PC) /

Alt

(Mac) while

pressing the and keys snaps the insert marker to locators and the edges of

clips in the selected track or tracks.

Clicking and dragging selects a timespan.

To access the time within a clip for editing, unfold its track by clicking the button

next to the track name.

Adjusting an Unfolded

Track's Height.

Clicking and dragging in the waveform display below the clip's horizontal strip allows

you to select time within the clip. Notice that you can adjust the height of the

unfolded track by dragging the split line below the Unfold Track button. Note that

you can actually unfold all of your tracks at once by holding down the

Alt

(PC) /

Alt

(Mac) modier when clicking the button.

Clicking on the loop brace is a shortcut for executing the Edit menu's Select Loop

command, which selects all material included within the loop.

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