You can center the cursor during playback for scrolling by hitting
the backslash key (\). In Sound Forge it's C.

is that what you mean?

Ron Lucas wrote:
>>Thanks for the reply Karl.
>>
>>Well, how about this then...
>>
>>If I zoom in horrizontal, then play, the cursor moves left to right
>>perfectly. However, if I begin to change the zoom while the music
is
>>playing, the cursor stops and does not keep up with the music. In
>>order to have the cursor follow the music again, I have to stop
>>playback, make my zoom adjustment again, then press play for the
>>cursor to keep going with the music.
>>
>>Any setting I can change to allow me to adjust the zooming while in
>>playback mode so the cursor keeps moving with the music?
>>
>>Thanks,
>>Ron
>>
>>Karl Caillouet wrote:
>>>>Not in this, or previous versions ... WaveLab 3.0 does it, but I
>>keep
>>>>it turned off because I proved beyond doubt, at least on one of
our
>>>>older machines, that Steinberg's implementation of this feature
>>takes
>>>>up a good deal more resources when in that mode.
>>>>
>>>>KAC ...
>>>>
>>>>Ron Lucas wrote:
>>>>>>Is there a way to have VV display the audio tracks by
>>>>>>keeping the current time cursor in the center of the screen
>>>>>>and the audio scrolling past it, instead of the cursor
>>>>>>moving left to right and then the page changes to the next
>>>>>>set of waveforms?