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  • The transport section has all the normal transport controls,

  • Record, Play, Stop, Fast-forward and Rewind.

  • And above that, you can navigate to the Left and Right locators

  • in NUENDO.

  • You can navigate between the Events by going to the Previous and Next event.

  • And you can also use the Memory Zap function

  • and this helps you navigate between display areas of the Project.

  • If, say, we are zoomed in close in one area

  • and we want to memorize that position, we can hold the MEM button,

  • and then go to another place in the Project,

  • and then use the ZAP button to return back to the previously memorized location.

  • And then pressing ZAP again returns us to where we were.

  • This is really helpful when editing between different sections on a large Project.

  • Above that, we have other transport functions like Pre and Post Roll,

  • Punch In and Punch Out functions,

  • and the Cycle and Sync functions.

  • The Jogwheel is also a very powerful transport control.

  • It allows you to move the cursor freely throughout the Project

  • both very fast and very slow and precise.

  • In addition, you can use the Jogwheel to scrub through audio

  • or shuttle.

  • On the Touchscreen, many of the transport controls are duplicated

  • but there are additional ones such as the Left and Right locator position,

  • the Pre and Post Roll enables, and there are lengths,

  • the Snap function

  • and the Snap type.

  • You can adjust the Grid resolution,

  • change the Tempo

  • and enable the Click and adjust its level.

  • On the Marker tab, you have access to the Marker tracks on NUENDO and can locate quickly between them.

  • Then there is the ADR page that will be covered in another tutorial.

  • And finally, the Overview page

  • where you can actually zoom and locate throughout the entire Project using one finger on the Touchscreen.

  • The numeric pad can also be used to locate the Project cursor

  • simply by typing in a Timecode value.

  • When I do that, the Timecode value comes up on the screen.

  • When I enter,

  • the cursor locates.

  • If you switch to Marker mode and type in a Marker number,

  • the Marker will pop up on the Touchscreen, and then will locate to that marker.

  • If you would like to set a Marker,

  • simply press the SET button

  • at your current position and press Enter and that Marker will be created.

  • If you would like to set the position of the Left and Right locators, it works in the same fashion.

  • Press SET,

  • and hit the Left locator, and now that has been reset to the current position.

  • Set the right locator, SET and RIGHT.

The transport section has all the normal transport controls,

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