🛤️Tracks Menu

Context menu commands for working with tracks

Right-click on selected tracks in the Track View to show the menu below.

All track operations work for single or multiple selected track sections.

Go to Start

Moves the current time to the start time of the selected track(s).

Use the keyboard shortcut I to jump to the starting time of the selected tracks.

Set Start

Use this command to set the selected track(s) start time to the current time. To use this feature, first move the current time to where you want, then select Set Start to apply it to the selected tracks.

Use the keyboard shortcut Alt + I to set the start time of the selected track(s).

Go to End

Moves the current time to the end time of the selected track(s).

Use the keyboard shortcut O to jump to the end time of the selected track(s).

Set End

Sets the end time of the selected track(s) to the current time. To use this feature, first set the current time to where you want, then select Set End.

Use the keyboard shortcut Alt + O to set the end time for the selected track(s).

Join Tracks

This combines the selected track segments into one. Tracks do not have to be touching. Any gaps between track sections are filled in creating one solid track.

Multiple track sections selected before join (highlighted in yellow)

The 2 track sections joined into one section. Other track sections not selected in the operation are unaffected.

Use the keyboard shortcut Control + J to join selected tracks.

Split Tracks

This uses the playhead (current time) to slice through the selected tracks, cutting it into two parts which can then be moved separately.

A solid track section is selected (before split operation)

Track is split into 2 sections after splitting. Drag the track or start and end handles to adjust each new section.

Use the keyboard shortcut Control + Shift + J to split tracks at the current time.

Split Tracks by Work Area

This splits the selected tracks at the work area start and end times. This is a useful way to slice a section of time matching the work area.

Use the keyboard shortcut Control + Alt + Shift + J to split tracks by work area.

Set Track to Work Area

This sets the selected tracks to match the current work area. This may result in overwriting other track segments if any are inside the range. Any other unselected track sections out of range are not affected.

Reset Selected Track

This resets the selected tracks to their default state, which is a single track that automatically matches the full duration of the Timeflow. This also resets the object's time offset to 0 and locks the track from further changes.

Drag Time Offset

This is a toggle switch to switch track modes between being dragged independently or linked with the object's Time Offset. If enabled, the menu shows a checkmark and dragging the track affects the object's time offset. Note that this settings is per object and affects all track sections. Please see the documentation on Drag Time Offset for more information.