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Markers
Importing and Exporting Markers
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• To move a marker, select it and drag it. You can also edit marker positions on
the info line.
• To remove a marker, select it and press [Delete] or use the Erase tool.
Using Markers to Select Ranges
Markers can be used in conjunction with the Range Selection tool to make range
selections in the Project window. This is useful if you quickly want to make a
selection that spans all tracks in the project.
PROCEDURE
1. Set markers at the start and end of the section that you want to move or copy.
2. Select the Range Selection tool and double-click on the marker track
between the markers.
Everything in the project within the marker boundaries is selected. Any functions or
processing you perform now affect the selection only.
3. Click on the marker track in the selected range and drag the range to a new
position.
If you hold down [Alt]/[Option] while you drag the range, the selection in the Project
window is copied instead.
Importing and Exporting Markers
Markers and marker tracks can be imported and exported.
The following files can contain markers:
• MIDI files
Importing Markers via MIDI
You can import position markers by importing MIDI files containing markers. This is
useful if you want to use your marker tracks in other projects or if you want to share
them with other Cubase users. Any markers you have added are included in the
MIDI file as standard MIDI file marker events.
•Select File > Preferences > MIDI > MIDI File and make sure Import
Markers is activated.
The following settings are imported:
• The start position of position markers and cycle markers
RELATED LINKS
Importing MIDI files on page 624