Apple Logic Pro 9 - Manual (Page 379)

To move the entire marquee selection
Do one of the following:
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Press Shift–Left Arrow key, the default Select First, or Shift Marquee Selection Left key
command.
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Press Shift–Right Arrow key, the default Select Last, or Shift Marquee Selection Right key
command.
To snap to the finest possible resolution in the chosen Snap mode
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Hold down the Control and Shift keys while making your marquee selection.
This action snaps to ticks or samples when editing MIDI or audio regions, depending on
the current zoom level. See
Overriding the Snap Grid .
To snap to the division value shown in the Transport bar
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Hold down the Control key while making your marquee selection.
This action snaps to ticks or samples when editing MIDI or audio regions, depending on
the current zoom level. See
Overriding the Snap Grid .
To set locators with a marquee selection
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Choose Region > Set Locators by Regions in the Arrange area (or use the Set Locators by
Regions/Events/Marquee key command, default assignment: Control-=).
This action sets the locators to the marquee selection boundaries, rather than the whole
region.
To remove all parts of regions outside the marquee selection
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Use the “Crop Regions outside Locators or Marquee Selection” key command (default
assignment: Control-C).
This action removes all unselected areas from regions which are partly marquee-selected.
Playback with an Active Marquee Selection
Playback starts at the left border, and ends at the right border, of an active marquee
selection. If you create a marquee selection while Logic Pro is open, however, playback
does not stop at the end of the marquee selection.
Recording with an Active Marquee Selection
If you start recording when a marquee selection is active, the following happens:
• Autopunch mode is automatically activated, and the autopunch locators are set to
match the marquee selection. The marquee selection is removed (replaced by the
autopunch locators).
• All tracks within the marquee selection are record-enabled; all other tracks are
record-disabled.
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