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Old 10-28-2009, 08:13 PM
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Not really a equipment tech question, but here goes, Have a song recorded and would like to add a measure(all instruments) at the end of two verse locations. What is the easiest and quickest way. I haven't learned the editing process fully yet. I have cubase sx3. Thanks
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Not really a equipment tech question, but here goes, Have a song recorded and would like to add a measure(all instruments) at the end of two verse locations. What is the easiest and quickest way. I haven't learned the editing process fully yet. I have cubase sx3. Thanks
Use range selection tool. Where you want the new section to begin> Highlight a one measure section down across all the tracks you are using. Right click > Range> Insert Silence. Lather, Rinse, Repeat.
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Thanks for the info, I'll try it. I used the range selection tool and then hit ctrl+D and all the tracks were duplicated after the range selection, which is what I wanted
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I have my tracks in folders so they can be pretty small then I can chop them up and alt drag to copy whole sections for quick edits.

The play order track is really great to try a lot of different arrangements. I always start with it in my templates.
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I have my tracks in folders so they can be pretty small then I can chop them up and alt drag to copy whole sections for quick edits.
This is how I do it too. It makes life much easier for all sorts of tasks.

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