Specifications

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Displaying Clip Names, Clip
Times, and Other Data
Clip names and times can sometimes get in the
way of editing audio waveforms and MIDI data. In
these instances, you may want to disable their dis-
play. In other instances, such as arranging or spot-
ting Foley, displaying clip names and times is ex-
tremely useful.
To enable or disable the display of clip names in
playlists:
 Select or deselect View > Clip > Name.
To display clip times:
 From View > Clip, select one of the following
options:
No Time Disables display of clip times.
Current Time Displays start and end times for
clips.
Original Time Stamp Displays the Original Time
Stamp for each clip. The Original Time Stamp is
the original timecode location for the clip when it
was first recorded or created.
User Time Stamp Displays the User Time Stamp
for each clip. The User Time Stamp, which de-
faults to the Original Time Stamp, can be redefined
with the
Time Stamp command.
Displaying Clip Data on All Channels
For stereo and greater-than-stereo multichannel
tracks, clip data can be shown on all channels.
To enable or disable the display of clip data on all
channels:
 Select or deselect View > Clip > Display on All
Channels
.
Displaying Other Clip Information
You can also choose to display the following in
clips:
Sync Points Can be displayed on clips in playlists.
This is useful when visually spotting to timecode
or in arranging in Grid mode. For more informa-
tion, see “Sync Points” on page 833.
Processing State For clips that are processed with
Elastic Audio, displays a Warp indicator in playl-
ists and in the Clip List. See “Warped Clips” on
page 892.
Channel Name and Scene And Take
Information
Can be displayed in clips in playlists
and in the Clip List. This is useful for working with
multichannel recordings and metadata made by
field recorders. For detailed information on work-
flows for field recorders, see Chapter 50, “Work-
ing with Field Recorders in Pro Tools.”
Rating Can be displayed on clips in playlists. This
is useful for arranging when working with multiple
playlists and alternate takes. See “Rating Clips” on
page 609.
Clip Overlaps Can be displayed on clips in playl-
ists. This is useful for arranging and when working
with tick-based audio tracks. See “Clip Overlap
and Underlap” on page 591.
Clip Gain Line Shows the Clip Gain Line for all
clips in the Edit window. The Clip Gain Line lets
you edit the clip gain settings for any given clip us-
ing breakpoint editing, much like with track-based
volume automation. See “Clip Gain Line” on
page 600.
Display enabled for clip names, Overlap, and times