Mouse Object Mode, Mouse Zoom Mode | Harrison Labs V2.0.2 manual

29.0 Keyboard & Mouse Shortcuts - Linux

Mouse Object Mode

This mode provides many different operations on both regions and control points, partially depending on where you click/drag with the mouse. The ”body” of a region is the area where the waveform is displayed.

Mixbus Function

Mouse Command

add control point	left-click in auto track
add/remove selection	Control+left-click on body
adjust region edges	left-drag near ends of trim bar
copy+move region(s)	Control+left-drag on body
extend selection	Shift+left-click on body
fixed time adjust	middle-drag on point
fixed time copy+move	Control+middle-drag on body
fixed time move	middle-drag on body
fixed time move	Control+middle-drag on point
lower region	Alt+Shift+middle on body
move control point	left-drag on point
move line segment	left-drag on line segment
move point+later points	Control+left-drag on point
move region(s)	left-drag on body
raise region	Shift+middle on body
rubber-band select	Control+Alt+left-drag on regions
rubber-band select	left-drag on empty space
rubber-band select	left-drag in auto track
select	left-click on body
set region end	middle in trim bar
set region start	left-click in trim bar
slip audio in region	Control+left-drag in trim bar

Mouse Zoom Mode

Mixbus Function	Mouse Command

define the new visible area	left+drag
zoom in	left-click
zoom out	middle-click
zoom to session	Control+middle

Mouse Ops on Solo/Mute/Rec-enable

Mixbus Function

Mouse Command

apply to all tracks/busses	Control+Shift+left-click
apply to group	Control+left-click
apply to track or active group	left-click
learn MIDI control	Control+middle-click
momentary switch	middle-click

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Harrison Labs V2.0.2 Mouse Object Mode, Mouse Zoom Mode, Mouse Ops on Solo/Mute/Rec-enable, Mixbus Function Mouse Command

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Harrison Mixbus OS X & Linux Table of Contents Introduction Mixer Features Features & SpecificationsEditor/DAW Features System Requirements Installation OSX InstallationInstalling Jack Installing Mixbus Soundcard I/O support Installation LinuxDownloading and Installing Mixbus Download and Install the License file Installation All Platforms Getting Started How does audio I/O work in Mixbus, and what is JACK?Getting Started Creating Tracks for recording Need Help? About Jack Jack I/OTrack I/O Selections Track I/O Editor Jack Menu Track/Bus Inspector Mixbus Editor and Mixer Windows Overview Mixer Window Input Strips Mix Buses Master Bus Signal Flow Track Name Click to rename and other utility functions Input Channels Mix Bus Channels Right-click here to add or remove redirects Master Channel Mixbus Knobs and Faders Mixer Conventions & Tips Redirects Redirects Plug-ins, Sends & InsertsPlug-in Control Sliders Redirect Menu Summary of plug-in support in Mixbus Plug-ins Plug-in Manager Latency Compensation Sends Inputs InsertsOutputs Basic Editing Concepts Edit Window OverviewCreating Tracks Track Management Track and Bus Management in the Mixer Track and Bus Management in the Editor Recording, Loops and Punch Ranges Using TracksGroups Transport Menu and Toolbar Navigating in the Editor window Zooming and Panning Region Gain and Automation Mixbus Automation Graphical Automation Editing Automation tracks Editing Tools Editing Tools & ModesEdit Modes Edit Menu Smart EditingGain Tool TimeFX Tool Operation Priority Join Playhead ModeBehaviors with Join Playhead on Behaviors with Join Playhead off Implicit Edit Range Edit PointEdit Point = Playhead Edit Point = Mouse Object Region Editing Object Region Editing Region Layers Region Context Menu Region level Add Files Importing FilesImporting Files to Mixbus Mapping Insert Audio Consolidation and Export Exporting FilesExporting to a File Initiating an Export Format Synchronization Clocks & SynchronizationClocks Using the Grid Using the ClickTempo, Click, & Grid Defining a Songs Tempo and Meter Grid Modes Monitoring Monitoring Mode Locations Window Rhythm Ferret Window Keybindings Sync PreferencesPaths/Files Kbd/Mouse Midi Ports AuditionMisc Preferences Menu Options Mixbus Options Control Surfaces Generic Midi Control Surfaces MackieAutoConnect Monitoring Misc. Options 12dB gain reduce during ffwd/rewd Stop Transport at Session EndPrimary/Secondary Clock Delta to Edit Cursor Always Copy Imported Files Generic Midi Control Surfaces Logic Control Protocol Transport and Recording Control Keyboard & Mouse Shortcuts LinuxSession and File Handling Standard Mixbus Layout Cubasish Layout ProToolish Layout Changing What’s Visible Editing With Edit Point Window Visibility Moving The Playhead Aligning With The Edit PointEdit Point Playback Edit Point Active Mark? Edit Range Region OperationsEdit Range Markers and Locations Selecting Mouse Modes Defining Loop, Punch Range, and Tempo Changes Mouse Zoom Mode Mouse Object ModeMouse Ops on Solo/Mute/Rec-enable Mixbus Function Mouse Command Mouse Ops on Faders & Plug-in Controls Mouse Ops on Solo Buttons Only Standard Mixbus Layout Cubasish Layout ProToolsish Layout Keyboard & Mouse Shortcuts Mac Keyboard Shortcuts Macintosh Window Visibility Aligning With The Edit Point Command+e Copy Command+c Cut Command+x Delete Delete alternate Defining Loop, Punch Range, and Tempo Changes Mouse Object Mode Mouse Ops on Solo Buttons Only Appendix a FAQ How do I route audio from another application into Mixbus? Why is there no Save As?What is the difference between Snapshot and Save As? How do I use Midi transport controls MTC/MMC with Mixbus? What audio file formats are supported? Debugging Midi CC What Hardware controllers are supported?For generic Midi CC Linux Mixbus just bounces in the dock when I try to launch it OSXAll Platforms Mixbus Appendix B Release Notes Appendix B Release Notes Mixbus 1.5.1 Known Issues All platformsMixbus 1.4.1 Mixbus 1.4 Mixbus 1.3 Mixbus v1.2 Features Appendix B Release Notes Mixbus Appendix B Release Notes Http//mixbus.harrisonconsoles.com Contact Information