Discreet Chanel Timing and Copy To

Ben, when you copy an entire cue, the cue level timing and discrete timing is copied as well.   .... Unless.... the copy results in a tracked instruction for a channel with discrete timing.  Since tracked levels don't have timing data, that information is abandoned.  

So, if cue 1 has timing on channel 1, and you copy to cue 2 (and there are no cues in the middle), all of the values in cue 2 are tracks. So there is no discrete timing.  If you copy cue 1 to another location, and those channels are move instructions in the destination cue, the discrete timing does go with it.

Does that help?

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That does make a lot of sense. And that is exactly what happened in my case. I just did not know that it would do this. But it makes logical sense.

Thank you

-Ben

That does make a lot of sense. And that is exactly what happened in my case. I just did not know that it would do this. But it makes logical sense.

Thank you

-Ben