Subject:scrubbing

Posted by: ronbruce

Date:3/18/2001 5:21:04 PM

Do they still not have scrubbing included in v.5?
Doesn't anyone else think this is important?

Subject:RE: scrubbing

Reply by: garrigus

Date:3/20/2001 8:03:34 AM

Hi Ron,

You can always just select the portion of data you want to
listen to, and then click the Play Normal button or Play
Looped button. That effectively accomplishes almost the
same thing.

Best,
Scott

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Subject:RE: scrubbing

Reply by: timoheil

Date:3/21/2001 5:30:12 AM

Scrubbing works for me in SF 5.0: just move the small
position line trough that gray bar above the main window
(the bar where those brackets indicate the current position
in the wave-file). I guess that is what you
call "scrubbing"?

Subject:RE: scrubbing

Reply by: sreams

Date:3/21/2001 2:12:26 PM

Actually, it doesn't. Scrubbing allows you to play over a
small portion at variable speed... allowing finding clicks
and transients by ear much easier. Try this in Cakewalk's
Audio View to see what I mean. It is much different.

-S

Subject:RE: scrubbing

Reply by: sreams

Date:3/21/2001 2:13:53 PM

That isn't scrubbing. It's the equivalent of fast-
forwarding/reversing on a CD-player. Read my other post.

-S