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4 Release both the GoTo and 1 keys. You can follow the same steps to set the second and third
locators that are assigned to the number 2 and 3 keys. Locators can be set to new timecode
positions anytime while you work and do not have to be cleared before setting a new location.
To use a locator for navigation:
1 Momentary-press the GoTo key. The number keys, 1, 2, and 3 illuminate. In this example, you will
go to locator number 2.
2 Continue to press the GoTo key. Quickly press and release the 2 key.
3 Release the GoTo key. The playhead jumps to the second locator timecode position.
NOTE: You need to first set a locator before it can be used. Locators are not
saved with the project.
To clear all locators:
1 Momentary-press the GoTo and Clear keys. The number keys, 1, 2, and 3 illuminate, but continue
pressing the GoTo and Clear keys.
2 Long press each of the 1, 2, and 3 number keys to tally them on.
3 Release the GoTo and Clear keys. The locators are now clear and will not affect the playhead
position until they are set to new timecode locations.
Numeric keypad with Locator keys illuminated
during momentary hold of the GoTo key
Jog Wheel with Fixed Keys and Soft Menu Picture Keys
The jog wheel and surrounding Fixed keys offer a complete set of transport commands, designed to
let you keep your hand in one position while editing. Here you can not only navigate the Timeline from
end to end or anywhere in between in seconds, but also go from seeing all tracks to a focused zoom
on a single clip at the sample level faster than you could reach over and pick up a traditional mouse.
The combination of the jog wheel and Fixed keys offer standard and advanced playback and
navigation options that can be defined in Setup mode and with the adjacent picture keys. The soft
menu picture keys to the left of the jog wheel display menu options related to Fixed key and Shuttle
functions. Since this section of the Fairlight Audio Editor includes such an extensive set of features and
functionality, let’s start with the jog wheel as a means of navigation and playback, then move on to the
Play menu picture keys, Fixed keys, and subsequent additional soft menu picture keys.
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