Create Regions and Jump Between them with a Cue
1. Create Regions
OPEN THE TIMELINE MODULE
Select {Show > Timeline} or press [Alt+T].
Locate Regions Editing in the Timeline window and activate the [Display] toggle.
Click on the [+] button to create a new Region.
Set the Region In-point at 00:00:00:00.
Set the Region Out-point at 00:02:00:00.
Create a second Region on the Timeline.
Change the In-Point and Out-Point timing by selecting the Region and holding [left+click] while moving it on the Timeline.
Select one of the Region’s edge to adjust its duration.
2. Create Cues and Jump Between Regions
OPEN THE CUE EDITOR MODULE
Select {Show > Cue Editor} or press [Alt+Q].
Create a new cue. Click on the [+] button.
Activate the [Record] toggle.
Navigate back to the Timeline module. Select {Show > Timeline} or press [Alt+T]
Select region 1.
Navigate back to the Cue Editor module. Select {Show > Cue Editor} or press [Alt+Q].
Deactivate the [Record] toggle to stop recording actions.
Repeat previous steps for region 2.
Click on the [Go] button to jump from the current Playhead position to region 1 or region 2.
3. Use Cue Clips to Jump Between Regions
OPEN THE TIMELINE MODULE
Select {Show > Timeline} or press [Alt+T].
Add a Cue Clip to the Timeline at the end of region 1.
Navigate to Cue Properties and select the region 2 Cue as its source.
Double-click on the Timebar to move the Playhead.
Press the [space bar] to start playback.
Watch the Playhead jump to the region 2 when reaching the Cue Clip.
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