- Undo
- Redo
- Undo Selection Change
- Redo Selection Change
- Cut
- Copy
- Paste
- Select >
- Select All Objects
- Select All Visible Lanes
- Select All Tracks
- Deselect All
- Invert Selection
- Set Range to Loop Range
- Set Range to Punch Range
- Set Range to Selected Regions
- Select All After Edit Point
- Select All Before Edit Point
- Select All Overlapping Edit Range
- Select All Inside Edit Range
- Select All in Punch Range
- Select All in Loop Range
- Move Range Start to Previous Region Boundary
- Move Range Start to Next Region Boundary
- Move Range End to Previous Region Boundary
- Move Range End to Next Region Boundary
- Start Range
- Finish Range
- Select Next Track or Bus
- Select Previous Track or Bus
- Delete : this deletes either the selected Regions or the selected Range in the editor canvas.
- Crop: This splits regions under the selected range, and then removes all regions outside of the selected range.
- Split/Separate : If a “range” selection exists, the regions under the range will be split at the start and end of the range. If no selected range exists, then the regions will be split at the edit point. Learn more about the Edit Point here.
- Separate >
- Separate Under: if you select a region, this will separate the regions in underlying layers, at the same start/end as this region
- Separate Using Loop Range : this will separate the selected region on the Loop Range boundaries
- Separate Using Punch Range : this will separate the selected Region on the Punch Range boundaries
- Align >
- Align Start
- Align Start Relative
- Align End
- Align End Relative
- Align Sync
- Align Sync Relative
- Fade >
- Fade Range Selection
- Set Fade In Length
- Fade In
- Set Fade Out Length
- Fade Out
- Tag Last Capture : This will allow you to enter a “tag” (text string) for all of the Sources created in the most recent recording take. For example you might make a note of a “Good Take” or “Bad Take” here. You can later sort Sources by their Take name in the Editor -> Source List
- Remove Last Capture : this deletes all the Regions and Source Files created in the most recent recording take. NOTE: this operation is destructive: it actually deletes the file and saves the disk space. So only use this option when you are sure you don’t want that take!
- Edit Point >
- Change Edit Point
- Change Edit Point Including Marker
- Snap Mode >
- No Grid
- Grid
- Magnetic
- Next Snap Mode
- Next Snap Choice
- Previous Snap Choice
- Next Musical Snap Choice
- Previous Musical Snap Choice
- Snap to >
- Snap to CD Frame
- Snap to Timecode Frame
- Snap to Timecode Seconds
- Snap to Timecode Minutes
- Snap to Seconds
- Snap to Minutes
- Snap to One Twenty Eighths
- Snap to Sixty Fourths
- Snap to Thirty Seconds
- Snap to Twenty Eighths
- Snap to Twenty Fourths
- Snap to Twentieths
- Snap to Sixteenths
- Snap to Fourteenths
- Snap to Twelfths
- Snap to Tenths
- Snap to Eighths
- Snap to Sevenths
- Snap to Sixths
- Snap to Fifths
- Snap to Quarters
- Snap to Thirds
- Snap to Halves
- Snap to Beat
- Snap to Bar
- Snap to Mark
- Snap to Region Start
- Snap to Region End
- Snap to Region Sync
- Snap to Region Boundary
- Tempo
- Set Tempo from Region = Bar
- Set Tempo from Edit Range = Bar
- Smart Object Mode: More here
- Show Automation Lane on Touch : When this is enabled, then clicking on any knob control (such as an EQ knob, compressor knob, or plugin’s knob) will immediately show the associated Automation lane in the editor for that control. This is especially convenient when dealing with a plugin with many parameters, and you don’t want to dig through the menus to find the associated automation lane.
- Lua Scripts
- Script Manager: see Scripting
- (presets configurable from Script Manager)
- Preferences: More here
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