Reference Guide

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Markers and the snap grid
Arranging and editing
• Click in an empty area of the Clips pane to completely clear the selection.
• Choose Edit > Select > None or press CTRL+SHIFT+A to completely clear the selection.
• Click on a single clip in the Clips pane to clear the time selection and select the clip.
Markers and the snap grid
SONAR has a collection of features you can use to simplify and speed the work you do arranging
your projects. Here are a few of the most important things you can do:
• Show grid lines on measure boundaries in the Track view.
• Define and use the snap grid to make drag-and-drop editing more accurate.
• Create markers to identify and work with key time points in your project.
See:
“Showing grid lines” on page 369
“Defining and using the Snap Grid” on page 370
“Snap offsets” on page 372
“Creating and using markers” on page 372
Showing grid lines
Displaying grid lines, or vertical rules, in the Clips pane of the Track view makes it easy to see at a
glance how clips align with each other, how they align with measure boundaries, and when they start
and end.
To show/hide vertical grid lines
1. Click the Track view View menu, point to Display > Vertical Grid Lines and select one of the
following options:
• None. No vertical grid lines are displayed
• Behind Clips. Vertical grid lines are displayed, but clips will draw on top of them, so clip
contents will not be obstructed.
• In Front of Clips. Vertical grid lines are displayed and drawn on top of clips, always visible.
SONAR displays the Track view as you requested.