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Preferences
Editing
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On Processing Shared Clips
This setting determines what happens when you apply processing to a shared
clip, that is a clip that is used by more than one event in the project:
• Open Options Dialog
An Options dialog appears, allowing you to select whether you want to
create a new version of the clip or apply the processing to the existing
clip.
• Create New Version
A new editing version of the clip is automatically created, and the
processing is applied to that version (leaving the original clip
unaffected).
• Process Existing Clip
The processing is applied to the existing clip (which means that all
events playing that clip will be affected).
Default Warping Algorithm
Determines which warp algorithm is used for new audio clips in the project.
Editing - Controls
Many Cubase parameters are shown as rotary encoders, sliders, and buttons that
emulate hardware interfaces. Others are edited numerically in value fields. This
page allows you to select the preferred ways of controlling encoders, sliders, and
value fields.
Value Box/Time Control Mode
The menu contains the following options:
• Text Input on Left-Click
In this mode, clicking a value box will open it for editing by typing.
• Increment/Decrement on Left/Right-Click
In this mode, you can click with the left or right mouse button to
decrease or increase the value. To edit values by typing in this mode,
please double-click. Under Mac OS X, right-clicking is the same as
[Ctrl]/[Command]-clicking. We recommend that you use a two-button
mouse and set up the right button to generate a [Ctrl]/[Command]-click.
• Increment/Decrement on Left-Click and Drag
In this mode, you can click and drag up or down to adjust the value
(much like dragging a vertical fader). Double-click to enter values
manually.