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Question Drag and Drop

Does CEP have a drag and drop dealy for the wave forms in the multi track view. I have CEP 2.0. I used to use Sonar, but I kept having latency problems so I went to CEP, but it lacks the multi track view editing capablilities, for instance, if I wanted to move a wave form in a track back 2 sec or whatever, I would like to jsut drag and drop like in Sonar Thanks.
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All you do is make sure the wave is selected. Then right click ond the waveform and hold, and then drag to the new position and release right click.

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Yeah, what Tukkis said. First, left click on it to select it, then right click and drag it anywhere you want.

Oh, and if you wanna' drag it to a totally diff track, but keep it in the same relative spot in the song, use the "LOCK IN TIME" feature (also a right click option). I love that little thing, lol.
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how bout that!! all this time, it was the right click, thanks guys, life is so much easier now.
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