Sony MSPSMS11000 Benutzerhandbuch

Several types of project markers are provided that identify parts of your project, serve as cues, and provide additional functionality: 

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Markers are points that you mark along the project’s timeline. They are typically used to mark locations in the project for later 
reference or to mark timing cues. 

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Regions are ranges of time that you mark along the timeline. Regions identify ranges of time for your reference and can 
function as permanent time selections. 

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CD layout markers are markers that indicate tracks and indexes for an audio CD layout. These marks are used to create tracks 
and index points when burning an audio CD. 

Markers are useful for identifying and navigating to specific locations in longer projects. As you place markers in your project, they 
are automatically numbered (up to 99) in the order that they are placed. Markers appear as orange tags above the ruler. You may 
name them and reposition them along the project’s timeline. 

Markers 

Right-click the marker bar 

Marker bar 

Position the cursor where you want to place the marker. 

From the Insert menu, choose Marker, or press M. 

Type a name for the marker and press Enter. If you do not want to name the marker, simply press Enter. 

During playback, press M. The marker appears on the marker bar. You can name the marker after it has been set. 

Place the mouse pointer on the marker you want to name or rename. The pointer changes to a hand icon ( 

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Right-click to display a shortcut menu. 

From the shortcut menu, choose Rename. A text box opens next to the marker. 

Type the marker name. 

Press Enter to set the marker’s name.  

You can also double-click an existing name or double-click the space just to the right of a marker to rename it.  

You can reposition a marker by dragging it on the marker bar. 

BASIC EDITING TECHNIQUES 

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