Is it possible to....

clearvu wrote on 4/4/2003, 5:19 PM

Is it possible to group all the clips along a track in one easy step? There must be an easier way than having hold <ctrl> key and click on each clip along the track, then create a group.

Thanks

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dcrandall wrote on 4/4/2003, 5:35 PM

1) Right click on the first Event
2) Select "Select Events to End"
3) Press the "G" key to group

taliesin wrote on 4/4/2003, 5:38 PM

Klick on the first clip on that track. Right-click then. Choose "select events to end". Press "g" to group'm.

Marco

taliesin wrote on 4/4/2003, 5:39 PM

Oh, sorry. I see dcrandall was a bit faster than me ...

Marco

clearvu wrote on 4/4/2003, 6:50 PM

Funny how the simplest things just don't get noticed. They should make software with hands that attach to the sides of monitors to slap ya in the head when necessary.

DataMeister wrote on 4/4/2003, 9:53 PM

The standard windows shift selection also works in Vegas the way it does in Windows. I.E. select the first item, hold down shift and the second item you click on will create a selection between the first and the second items.

JBJones

Grazie wrote on 4/5/2003, 12:18 AM

You could also try the "LAsso" thingy on the tool bar - oh yes it's called "Selection Edit Tool". I use this like I use the lassooing tool in my graphics packages - neat!

Grazie

flicktease wrote on 4/5/2003, 6:35 AM

1) Right click on the first Event
2) Select "Select Events to End"
3) Press the "G" key to group

This works if you are dealing with just one track. Is it possible to do a similar thing when you wish to select several tracks?

jetdv wrote on 4/5/2003, 6:43 AM

Yes. Hold down the CTRL key and then do the same process on the other tracks.

dcrandall wrote on 4/5/2003, 6:46 AM

Yeppers.

1) Select the 1st event on all the tracks you want to group (press the "Control" key while selecting the events)
2) Select "Select Events to End"
3) Press the "G" key to group