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From the Functions menu you can also access useful functions to convert marker types,

rename multiple markers and export the marker list as text.

The Marker list

The marker window contains a list of any markers placed in the currently active ﬁle along

with their corresponding details. Click on a column header to sort the list in ascending or

descending order based on the values in that column. You can also use the Filter menu to

toggle which types of markers are displayed in the list.

From this list of markers you can use the ﬁelds, controls and menus to:

Create a new marker at the playback head position - click on a marker icon (at

the top of the window) or choose a marker type from the Insert menu to drop a marker

at the current playhead location.

Create a pair of markers from a selection - make a selection in the waveform and

then click on a pair of marker icons (at the top of the window) or choose a "Create

region" command from the Insert menu to drop a pair of markers at either side of the

current selection.

Start playback - It is possible to start playback at the selected marker position, with

or without pre-roll, by clicking on the leftmost icons. Click on in the "audition"

column to play the wave from that marker position with a pre-roll. Click on the right

hand button to play the wave exactly from the marker position.

Change marker types - You can change a marker type by (left) clicking on its icon

and choosing another marker type from the pop-up list that appears.

Edit a marker's name/time/comments - double click in a cell to edit a value (to

align the marker to an exact time, for instance). You can edit the name of the marker,

its time position and any comments.

Lock a marker's position - select the checkbox to lock the marker. This prevents it

from being accidentally dragged to a new position in the Waveform window.

For more information on using markers see Markers. For details on the different marker

types and their uses see Marker types. Note that there are more marker features available in

the Montage version compared to the Audio File version. See "Using markers in the Audio

Montage Workspace" in Markers for more details.

You can access this speciﬁc tool window within the Audio Files and Audio Montage

Workspaces via Workspace > Speciﬁc tool windows > Markers.

For an explanation of each parameter and interface feature, click on , or the 'What's this?'

question mark icon. For more information see Getting Help

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