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How to transpose multiple software instrument tracks simultaneously


Bebop26

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Hi folks !

 

Last time I came here, I got quick answers in a short delay, I was really amazed ! So here I am, hoping to get once again good answers !

 

Thanks for reading this.

 

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Let say that I have 15 or 20 software instrument tracks, each with multiple regions, and I want to transpose all these tracks, let say from bar 24 to bar 32, down a minor 3rd (or any other interval). How can I do that ?

 

The only ways I found is to transpose one track at a time... which is obviously not very efficient !

 

I'm sure there's a faster way to do it, can someone help me ?

 

Thanks a lot, and take care !

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Hi David,

 

Hum, so simple ! I thought that the editor would edit only one track, so I did not even try to edit multiple tracks at the same time...

 

In relation with this, how would you quickly select the highlighted regions on the attached screenshot ? The only way I found is to hold the Shift key while precisely clicking on the header of each region... not the most efficient way to do it, I'm sure.

 

Thanks so much, David.

 

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There are a few ways to make that selection. Here are two that seem to be the most efficient depending on your preferred workflow:

 

1. Rubber-band select: click-hold the background above the first region and drag down to draw a blue rectangle that touches all the regions.

 

2. Click one region, press Command-U (Set Locators by Region), press Shift-L (Select All Inside Locators).

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Ah! those little details that make the difference ! As for the rubber-band select, I was clicking ON the first region rather than in the background above it.

 

Both solutions are perfect, it's so simple once you know it.

 

Thanks David, I appreciate your help.

 

Have a good day !

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