>> Set a marker at the start of the song. Open the marker list. >> Doubleclick the length (righthand column) for that marker and set it >> to the length of the song. Other markers will be unaffected. >> >> Now, whenever you want to bounce, just cycle and go to the first >> marker. >> >> The only possible problem with this is that the maximum marker length >> is 999 bars, maximum song length is 2138 bars. >> >> John Pitcairn >> > Aha! Will try that asap! Thank you so much John!! > > Well, unfortunately, can't seem to get this to work. What units should I be typing in for length of song? I tried the number that indicates the position of my last, end position marker, but it won't "take" for the first marker, if that makes any sense. I tried deleting my first marker then, still no go, but this begs the question: does my first marker then become my second marker? On second thought, no need to trouble you with all of this; thanks for trying to enlighten me, but I'll just have to figure out something simple on my own that suits my working methods, or go back to just using only two markers, which worked perfectly, and was very fast, easy, and intuitive. So un-Logic. Seriously, many thanks anyway, I truly appreciate your kind effort, Peace, Ed Billeaud Snowflake Studio

>>>Set a marker at the start of the song. Open the marker list. >>>Doubleclick the length (righthand column) for that marker and set it >>>to the length of the song. Other markers will be unaffected. >>> >>>Now, whenever you want to bounce, just cycle and go to the first >>>marker. >>> >>>The only possible problem with this is that the maximum marker length >>>is 999 bars, maximum song length is 2138 bars. >>> >>>John Pitcairn >>> >> >>Aha! Will try that asap! Thank you so much John!! >> >> > > Well, unfortunately, can't seem to get this to work. > What units should I be typing in for length of song? > I tried the number that indicates the position of my last, > end position marker, but it won't "take" for the first > marker, if that makes any sense. I tried deleting my first > marker then, still no go, but this begs the question: > does my first marker then become my second marker? > I'm still a little confused about whyyou need a marker to mark the end of the song. As John said you can set a marker at bar 1 to stretch right to the end, so the RH limit of this marker is the end of your song. I would make sure it has a bar or two to cover reverbtails. My way of setting a cycle if I need one for bouncing would be to drag this marker into the top half of the bar ruler, eg grab it just after bar 1. This actions the cycle. Excuse me if I'm talking about something different. (NB if it's a short song and I have no marker covering the whole song I just sweep the pointer from bar one to the end of the song) -- Pete Thomas www.petethomas.co.uk - Free Logic Icons, Environments and EXS Instruments