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Subject:Loops Posted by: illuminatus5 Date:12/29/1999 3:17:00 PM I'm having problems with loops doubling up when I draw or paint them in. I want to just insert one sample, but it puts in two. Sometimes it doesn't do this. Anyone know if there is something I can do to consistently place only one sample at a time? Thanks. Michael Shaw
Subject:Re: Loops Reply by: AlienFarms Date:12/29/1999 10:34:00 PM Not sure I follow what you are doing. I just stop painting when the little dip shows up indicating that it is about to repeat. Michael Shaw wrote: >>I'm having problems with loops doubling up when I draw or >>paint them in. I want to just insert one sample, but it >>puts in two. Sometimes it doesn't do this. Anyone know if >>there is something I can do to consistently place only one >>sample at a time? Thanks. >>Michael Shaw
Subject:Re: Loops Reply by: SonicOtherTed Date:12/30/1999 11:50:00 AM It sounds to me like you are working at the maximum view, which displays a 2 bar grid, and trying to drop in a 1 bar sample. One work around is to zoom in a little. Another is to right-click in the track view, select Snap To, and select Whole Measures, instead of Ruler Marks. Hope this helps. Thump Alien Farms wrote: >>Not sure I follow what you are doing. I just stop painting when the >>little dip shows up indicating that it is about to repeat. >> >>Michael Shaw wrote: >>>>I'm having problems with loops doubling up when I draw or >>>>paint them in. I want to just insert one sample, but it >>>>puts in two. Sometimes it doesn't do this. Anyone know if >>>>there is something I can do to consistently place only one >>>>sample at a time? Thanks. >>>>Michael Shaw
Subject:Re: Loops Reply by: LocoPinoy Date:1/3/2000 2:20:00 PM I had that problem also. I had to take the uncheck the "double click" option out of the mouse setup. After that, it only put one track at a time on the sheet or when ever I dragged them onto the sheet. You can try doin' that also, just drag the loop onto the sheet. Hopfully that helps you out. Michael Shaw wrote: >>I'm having problems with loops doubling up when I draw or >>paint them in. I want to just insert one sample, but it >>puts in two. Sometimes it doesn't do this. Anyone know if >>there is something I can do to consistently place only one >>sample at a time? Thanks. >>Michael Shaw
Subject:Never mind, misunderstood the question.....my bad..... Reply by: LocoPinoy Date:1/3/2000 2:25:00 PM Jay Propeack wrote: >>I had that problem also. I had to take the uncheck the "double click" >>option out of the mouse setup. After that, it only put one track at a >>time on the sheet or when ever I dragged them onto the sheet. You can >>try doin' that also, just drag the loop onto the sheet. Hopfully that >>helps you out. >> >> >> >>Michael Shaw wrote: >>>>I'm having problems with loops doubling up when I draw or >>>>paint them in. I want to just insert one sample, but it >>>>puts in two. Sometimes it doesn't do this. Anyone know if >>>>there is something I can do to consistently place only one >>>>sample at a time? Thanks. >>>>Michael Shaw

Subject:Loops

Posted by: illuminatus5

Date:12/29/1999 3:17:00 PM

I'm having problems with loops doubling up when I draw or
paint them in. I want to just insert one sample, but it
puts in two. Sometimes it doesn't do this. Anyone know if
there is something I can do to consistently place only one
sample at a time? Thanks.
Michael Shaw

Subject:Re: Loops

Reply by: AlienFarms

Date:12/29/1999 10:34:00 PM

Not sure I follow what you are doing. I just stop painting when the
little dip shows up indicating that it is about to repeat.

Michael Shaw wrote:
>>I'm having problems with loops doubling up when I draw or
>>paint them in. I want to just insert one sample, but it
>>puts in two. Sometimes it doesn't do this. Anyone know if
>>there is something I can do to consistently place only one
>>sample at a time? Thanks.
>>Michael Shaw

Subject:Re: Loops

Reply by: SonicOtherTed

Date:12/30/1999 11:50:00 AM

It sounds to me like you are working at the maximum view, which
displays a 2 bar grid, and trying to drop in a 1 bar sample. One work
around is to zoom in a little.
Another is to right-click in the track view, select Snap To, and
select Whole Measures, instead of Ruler Marks. Hope this helps.

Thump

Alien Farms wrote:
>>Not sure I follow what you are doing. I just stop painting when the
>>little dip shows up indicating that it is about to repeat.
>>
>>Michael Shaw wrote:
>>>>I'm having problems with loops doubling up when I draw or
>>>>paint them in. I want to just insert one sample, but it
>>>>puts in two. Sometimes it doesn't do this. Anyone know if
>>>>there is something I can do to consistently place only one
>>>>sample at a time? Thanks.
>>>>Michael Shaw

Subject:Re: Loops

Reply by: LocoPinoy

Date:1/3/2000 2:20:00 PM

I had that problem also. I had to take the uncheck the "double click"
option out of the mouse setup. After that, it only put one track at a
time on the sheet or when ever I dragged them onto the sheet. You can
try doin' that also, just drag the loop onto the sheet. Hopfully that
helps you out.

Michael Shaw wrote:
>>I'm having problems with loops doubling up when I draw or
>>paint them in. I want to just insert one sample, but it
>>puts in two. Sometimes it doesn't do this. Anyone know if
>>there is something I can do to consistently place only one
>>sample at a time? Thanks.
>>Michael Shaw

Subject:Never mind, misunderstood the question.....my bad.....

Reply by: LocoPinoy

Date:1/3/2000 2:25:00 PM

Jay Propeack wrote:
>>I had that problem also. I had to take the uncheck the "double
click"
>>option out of the mouse setup. After that, it only put one track at
a
>>time on the sheet or when ever I dragged them onto the sheet. You
can
>>try doin' that also, just drag the loop onto the sheet. Hopfully
that
>>helps you out.
>>
>>
>>
>>Michael Shaw wrote:
>>>>I'm having problems with loops doubling up when I draw or
>>>>paint them in. I want to just insert one sample, but it
>>>>puts in two. Sometimes it doesn't do this. Anyone know if
>>>>there is something I can do to consistently place only one
>>>>sample at a time? Thanks.
>>>>Michael Shaw