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18. Press the T-Bar to the top (100%) setting. Notice that the ‘behind live’ time display locks, since
output (though Delayed, not LIVE) is no longer falling further behind.
4.5 MARKING EVENTS
With recording enabled, continuous capture of inputs configured for recording when creating the session
(in Startup) is taking place. (Notice that the CLIP LIST shows an event row in its tabular pane that tells you
when recording commenced.)
4.5.1 TWO –BUTTON MARKING
19. Push the IN button, which is how you set an In Point for a new event. Note that when you do this,
a new event row is added to the CLIP LIST.
This new event can be referred to as an ‘incomplete’ event, because it has an In Point but no Out Point.
20. Keep an eye on the In Point column for this incomplete event, and push IN again. Notice that the
In Point updates when you do this.
21. Complete the current event in the CLIP LIST by pressing the OUT button on the Control Surface.
Note that the event now has both an In Point and an Out Point, and the (calculated) Duration for the event
is also now shown.
22. Roll the mouse pointer over the
Dashboard and click the Options menu
that appears. Select the menu item
labeled One Button Marking. This lets you change
the default duration value for this handy feature.
(The default setting is fine for our current purposes,
but we wanted you to note this useful item.)
Tip: Below the One Button Marking menu, notice the Out
Point Padding setting. The default setting is ‘Infinite’ …
possibly just a bit optimistic (unless you have exceptional longevity and a bottomless
hard drive), but handy nonetheless when you want playback to continue past the end
point of clips you play, rather than stop when the Out Point is reached.
4.5.2 ONE–BUTTON MARKING
23. Finish marking any incomplete event, if necessary, by pressing OUT.
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