Subject:Eraser Tool

Posted by: chicago_dude2

Date:12/29/2000 4:56:00 PM

I own an older version of Acid, ph1. When I use the eraser
tool, I'm force to zoom in at max mag to ensure I edit the
clip precisely. On my nephews version, he can erase
precisely, whole notes, 16th, eigth, by a simple click
using the erase tool. Is this something I have set
incorrectly? I get the same end result, except there is a
time savings and ease of use.

hope I explained myself correct.

Subject:Re: Eraser Tool

Reply by: pc_loopy

Date:12/30/2000 7:55:00 AM

click "Options", then "Snap to"
this should enable you to erase down to 64th note


tony cano wrote:
>>I own an older version of Acid, ph1. When I use the
eraser
>>tool, I'm force to zoom in at max mag to ensure I edit
the
>>clip precisely. On my nephews version, he can erase
>>precisely, whole notes, 16th, eigth, by a simple click
>>using the erase tool. Is this something I have set
>>incorrectly? I get the same end result, except there is
a
>>time savings and ease of use.
>>
>>hope I explained myself correct.

Subject:Re: Eraser Tool

Reply by: chicago_dude2

Date:12/31/2000 4:39:00 AM

thanks much - since i was impatient, i reloaded the s/w
and everything worked the way I wanted it. thanks for the
411.

tc

robert price wrote:
>>click "Options", then "Snap to"
>>this should enable you to erase down to 64th note
>>
>>
>>tony cano wrote:
>>>>I own an older version of Acid, ph1. When I use the
>>eraser
>>>>tool, I'm force to zoom in at max mag to ensure I edit
>>the
>>>>clip precisely. On my nephews version, he can erase
>>>>precisely, whole notes, 16th, eigth, by a simple click
>>>>using the erase tool. Is this something I have set
>>>>incorrectly? I get the same end result, except there
is
>>a
>>>>time savings and ease of use.
>>>>
>>>>hope I explained myself correct.

Subject:Re: Eraser Tool

Reply by: MikeHarrisonM

Date:1/6/2001 1:54:00 PM

Tony,

Go Options -Snap to

You can choose how big a chunk you wish to erase.

Mike