Nudge – Apple Logic Express 7.2 User Manual
Page 81
Chapter 2
Logic Control
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Nudge
The
NUDGE
button
enables
you
to
move
(nudge)
selected
Audio
or
MIDI
Regions,
or
events.
Marker and Nudge mode are mutually exclusive; activating one deactivates the other.
Small Nudge Mode
Use
of
the
NUDGE
button
reassigns
the
behavior
of
the
FAST
FWD
and
REWIND
buttons.
They
nudge
the
selected
Regions
or
events
by
the
value
defined
in
Large
Nudge
mode
(see
below).
Pressing
the
NUDGE
button
again
reverts
to
the
default
behavior
of
the
FAST
FWD
and
REWIND
buttons
(see
“
” on page 85 and “
Small
Nudge
mode
is
useful
if
you
want
to
nudge
Regions
or
events,
but
still
use
the
V-
Pots
for
other
purposes.
Large Nudge Mode
Pressing
the
Nudge
button
while
holding
down
Shift
updates
the
LCD
to
display
eight
options,
assigned
to
the
V-Pots
and
V-Selects.
All
functions
allow
you
to
move
the
selected
Region
or
events.
As
an
indicator,
the
position
of
the
first
selected
Region
or
event
is
displayed
above
V-
Pots
3
and
4.
If
nothing
is
displayed,
either;
a
window
that
does
not
allow
selection
of
Regions
or
events
is
open,
or
no
Regions
or
events
are
selected.
The
functions
are
as
follows:
Â
V-Pot
1—Nudge—selects
the
nudge
value
used
by
the
REWIND
and
F.FWD
buttons.
These
buttons
move
the
selected
object(s)
backwards/forwards
by
the
defined
value.
Â
V-Select 2—Pickup—moves to the current SPL location.
Â
V-Pot 3—Bar— moves by one bar.
Â
V-Pot 4—Beat—moves by the current song denominator value (beats).
Â
V-Pot
5—Format—moves
by
the
current
song
format
value
(sub-divisions—1/16th
and
so
on).
Â
V-Pot 6—Ticks—moves by single ticks.
Â
V-Pot 7—Frames—moves by one SMPTE frame.
Â
V-Pot 8—Fram/2—moves by half a SMPTE frame.