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--- doc:markereditor-en [2010/01/15 00:22]
shelagh added range loops sections. need to do the images for this page.
+++ doc:markereditor-en [2022/05/06 16:07] (current)
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 ==== Markers ====
+{{:doc:rg-managemarkers.png|Managing markers }}
 Markers are moments in time that have labels. You can create any number of markers in your Rosegarden composition, to define particular points that you wish to remember the locations of. Marker positions and labels will be saved in your Rosegarden file.
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 {{http://rosegardenmusic.com/wiki/rg-markerloop.png|A marker and a loop range}}
-To add a new marker, double-click on the marker area (top half) of the ruler to open the marker editor. Make sure Rosegarden's playback pointer (see [[/#transport|The Transport]]) is in the location you want to add the marker, and then click the Add button to add a new marker at the playback position. You can then double-click on the marker's entry in the marker editor window to edit its name or adjust its location.
+To add a new marker, double-click on the marker area (top half) of the ruler to open the marker editor. Make sure Rosegarden's playback pointer (see [[:doc:manual-en#transport|The Transport]]) is in the location you want to add the marker, and then click the Add button to add a new marker at the playback position. You can then double-click on the marker's entry in the marker editor window to edit its name or adjust its location.
 Click on the text of a marker in the marker ruler to move the playback pointer directly to that marker.
-You can set a [[/#ranges-loops|loop range]] between two marker positions, by clicking in the area between the markers in the marker ruler with the **Shift** key pressed.
+You can set a [[:doc:markereditor-en#ranges-loops|loop range]] between two marker positions, by clicking in the area between the markers in the marker ruler with the **Shift** key pressed.
 ==== Quick Marker ====
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 To set the current range, click and drag with the **Shift** key pressed on the subdivided area of the main ruler at the top of the editing window. The range that you drag will be highlighted in white as you drag it, and will snap to the nearest beat boundary at both ends. Any subsequent playback will then be constrained to looping this range.
-You can also set a range between two [[/#markers|markers]] by shift-clicking between the marker positions in the marker ruler, or set a range using the [[/#transport-overview|transport]] window. The transport contains small buttons to set the start and end of the current range to the current playback pointer position. Either of these methods allows you to set more precise end points for your range than you can with click-drag.
+You can also set a range between two [[:doc:markereditor-en#markers|markers]] by shift-clicking between the marker positions in the marker ruler, or set a range using the [[:doc:manual-en#transport/#overview|transport]] window. The transport contains small buttons to set the start and end of the current range to the current playback pointer position. Either of these methods allows you to set more precise end points for your range than you can with click-drag.
 To clear a range and restore normal playback, click on the subdivided area of the main ruler with the **Shift** key pressed, or toggle the loop button on the transport.
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 You can carry out edits on the current range in order to cut and paste sections of music that include the relevant parts of all segments, tempos and time signatures within the range.
-Set a range and then use Edit → Cut Range or Copy Range to cut or copy the range to the clipboard.
+Set a range and then use **Edit → Cut Range** or **Copy Range** to cut or copy the range to the clipboard.
-You can paste a range using Edit → Paste to overlay its contents onto the rest of the composition at the current playback pointer position, or you can use Edit → Paste Range to insert the range from the clipboard into the composition at the current playback pointer position.
+You can paste a range using **Edit → Paste** to overlay its contents onto the rest of the composition at the current playback pointer position, or you can use **Edit → Paste Range** to insert the range from the clipboard into the composition at the current playback pointer position.
 === Inserting a range ===
-You can also insert an empty range at the current playback position using Edit → Insert Range. You can specify how much space you want to insert, and then all of the segment content, tempos, and time signatures following the playback position will be pushed along in time by that duration to leave an empty space.
+You can also insert an empty range at the current playback position using **Edit → Insert Range**. You can specify how much space you want to insert, and then all of the segment content, tempos, and time signatures following the playback position will be pushed along in time by that duration to leave an empty space.