I remember reading a post that said it was possible to shift audio within a region by holding ctrl and resizing the regions (or using the highlight bar). I’ve tried both methods and it just causes the region to be resized.
Am I missing a setting?
I remember reading a post that said it was possible to shift audio within a region by holding ctrl and resizing the regions (or using the highlight bar). I’ve tried both methods and it just causes the region to be resized.
Am I missing a setting?
This is not working for me here any more, either. It appears to have been broken since around 7.0.
Ah, no, it was changed from <Ctrl>+drag on the highlight bar/trim region to <Ctrl>+<Shift>+drag anywhere in the region in 6.8.
I should have remembered this: I just found the manual entry for this feature, and I have a feeling it was actually me that wrote that page
It’s configurable “Slip Contents using:”
So it’s also possible that you had configured Ardour 6 to have a different shortcut.
Excellent, thank you both!
I think there might be a bug here, or perhaps I’m misunderstanding how this works. I shift the audio but when I play back the region I hear the original (unshifted) audio. I’m on A8.7
Here’s a video demonstrating the problem - https://filedn.eu/larUQgXOwVjQdvpPaD96lHH/2024-10-09%2017-55-23.mkv
It could have bit-rotted, and the signal that is sent after the edit is ignored, or no signal is sent at all.
Fixed in git, and the next nightly builds. Thanks for the alert!
It is caused by not invalidating the region-cache. Mea culpa.
This only affects multi-channel regions (mono is fine), and making some other unrelated change (changing region-fade, region-gain, …) or locating the playhead (a larger distance than Preferences > Performance > Disk I/O Buffering across the region), makes the region play properly.
I’m sorry for the inconvenience.
Ah that makes sense, I’m doing this kind of unusual stuff