Pro Tools 101_ An Introduction to Pro Tools 11 ( PDFDrive )

Tip: The Follow Main Time Scale option at the bottom of the Grid
Value pop-up menu causes the grid to change automatically
whenever the Main Time Scale is changed, using the Grid size last
set for each Time Scale. To maintain the Grid in a Time Scale that is
different from your Main Time Scale, deselect this option.
Once you have set the Grid to an appropriate Time Scale and size, you have
the option of displaying the Grid lines in the Edit window to serve as a
visual reference. To display or hide Grid lines, click at the head of the
currently selected main Timebase Ruler or click on the Grid indicator in the
toolbar. The Grid lines will toggle on or off, and the Grid indicator light
(green highlight) will toggle on or off, correspondingly.
Figure 8.8 Click the main Timebase Ruler or Grid indicator to toggle the Grid-line display
Source: Avid ® .
Editing Clips
Pro Tools offers a variety of standard editing commands, such as Copy and
Paste, as well as application-specific commands, such as Separate Clip and
Heal Separation, that affect clips.
As discussed in Lesson 4, Pro Tools distinguishes between subset clips
(portions of an audio file) and whole-file clips (entire parent audio files).
The editing techniques described in this section apply to both types of clips,
unless otherwise specified.
Standard Editing Commands
Like most commercial applications, Pro Tools offers standard Cut, Copy,
Paste, and Clear (delete) commands. The Pro Tools Duplicate and Repeat