thanks…
i was searching for “cursor” in the search box in key commands and didnt find function to place the cursor to end of event… (thanks god im not a programmer )
by doing this, im assuming it will automatically snap the end of the even to wherever the cursor is, correct?
No. It moves the snap point (& cursor) to the end of the event.
i.e…It does exactly what the thread title says.
yup… cant get this to work! gah
help please!
Happy to help but give me something to go on…have you created the macro and assigned a key command ok?
Is anything at all happening if you highlight an event and hit the kc?
works for me here on a PC…
i made the Macro,assigned a key command to it… thats it !
just a dumb question ,but did u select the audio event that you want to snap ?
{the macro moves the cursor to selected event’s end and then moves the snap point where the cursor is now(end of the selected audio event) }
Hi there,
I use that topic for another little question.
I don’t get why sometimes the snap point of some clips I work with gets set to the end of the event, appears to happen quite randomly.
It’s very nice to be able to set the snap point where you want in a clip, but as the manual says “by default the snap point is set at the start of an event”…
Does anyone know why it would randomly be set at the end instead ? … it’s quite time consuming to have to reset it to the beginning when it happens.
This is My new favourite Macro… Just what I needed. Shame when we change the BPM, cubase locks the front of the part to the grid, instead of the Snap Point.