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Markers
Markers allow you to save and name specific positions in a file. Markers are useful for editing and playback.
Creating Markers
You can create markers in the wave window and in the montage window, in stop mode or during playback. You can generate a sequence of markers or mark a selection range, for example. You can create specific markers if you already know what you want to mark, or create generic markers.
Generating a Sequence of Markers
You can generate several markers at once in a specified time range. This allows you to create markers at every beat, or create markers as guidelines for inserting silence, to distribute demo sounds, for example.

Generating a Sequence of Markers

You can generate several markers at once in a specified time range. This allows you to create markers at every beat, or create markers as guidelines for inserting silence, to distribute demo sounds, for example.

Procedure

To decide where you want to insert the generated markers, do one of the following:
- To generate markers within a specific time range, create a selection range in the wave window or the montage window.
- To generate markers from the cursor position to the end of the audio, or to generate a fixed number of markers from the cursor position, set the cursor position where you want the first marker to be created.
In the Markers window, select Functions > Generate Markers.
Select the type of marker and specify the gap between markers. If you have selected a marker pair, define the region length.
Optional: Activate Naming and select a naming scheme.
Select a numbering scheme.
Click OK to generate the markers.