Click and hold to drag the marker to its desired location. Once a time marker is in the project, it can be right-clicked to add another, renamed, or deleted. To add one marker, select “Add Time Marker”, right click on the time-line and select “Add Marker”, or press (Windows) or (Mac) on the keyboard. First go to the “Time Marker” section in the playlist. There are many options for adding markers in FL Studio. Once finished with note-taking, hovering over the item will allow you to see the notes in the bottom-right corner of the DAW. Select “Edit Info Text” from the menu that pops up, and enter your notes. To do so, hover over the clip, track, or device/groups of devices and right-click. Notes can be added to clips, tracks, and devices. You can rename specific markers by clicking on the name of the marker, highlighting it, and then typing in its new name.Ībleton, “Learn Live 10: Arrangement View”įor more on locators, check out this video by Ableton which covers Arrangement View. You can resize the marker by dragging it from the edges. You can relocate that marker by clicking on it, holding, and dragging. To add a marker, simply click the “+” symbol on the track, and a marker will be added wherever the playhead is located. If there is no marker track, open the Global Tracks Configuration to toggle it on, or convert one of the other Global Track options into a marker track using the drop-down menu found by clicking on the name of the track. Logic Pro has two types of markers: standard markers and arrangement markers, both of which can be found in the Global Tracks menu. Today, we’ll show you a few of the note-taking tools that are hidden in your DAW, and how to make the most of them. DAWs are known for their power in audio mixing and editing, but each has a few other productivity features that creators of music, podcast, film, and all audio-editors alike, should be aware of. It’s much better to take notes directly in the program so everything is stored neatly in one project, and you don’t have to miss a beat. When working in your Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) and you need to quickly jot down ideas when inspiration strikes, you don’t have to leave the session to do so.
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