saving timing grids

[Philip]

Many times when I'm sequencing, I use multiple timing grids per sequence depending on what effects I want to create. Is there any way to save and reuse these so I don't have to create some of the basic ones over and over

[ainsworth]

I'm not 100% sure I understand your question. It sounds like you want to use a timing sequence from one sequence in another sequence. If that is the case you can copy timings from the existing sequence and paste them into the new one.

Bruce

[wallleyes]

Philip wrote:

Many times when I'm sequencing, I use multiple timing grids per sequence depending on what effects I want to create. Is there any way to save and reuse these so I don't have to create some of the basic ones over and over

I have not found a way that will save the different timing grids either.You even have to add all the different timing grids to every track in the same sequence.

[Shubb]

I start with a .10 timing for all my sequences. (Seems to be easier for my eyes to focus) and then highlight a section and use the subdivide by 2 so just that "fast" section is now .05. It is pretty quick.

[wallleyes]

Shubb wrote:

I start with a .10 timing for all my sequences. (Seems to be easier for my eyes to focus) and then highlight a section and use the subdivide by 2 so just that "fast" section is now .05. It is pretty quick.

Are you familer with the zoom time in and zoom time out buttons?You can make a 0.01 timing grid as big as a 0.10 grid.

[Shubb]

wallleyes wrote:

Are you familer with the zoom time in and zoom time out buttons?You can make a 0.01 timing grid as big as a 0.10 grid.

I'm not that old...yet!!!
What I meant by easier on my eyes is having all timings at a even marks, instead of timings at different lengths.

[bob]

Well, there is no way to save a timing grid separately, but if you have a timing grid in a sequence that you would like to use in another sequence, you could copy them from the first sequence, then make a new timing grid in the second, and paste them into that.