initial cue point

[sylMV]

Not really cool to have duplicated this topic...
I replied to the other one ...

viewtopic.php?f=358&t=23162

[UncleVibes]

topic merged

[sylMV]

Thanx Uncle, I always forget we can do that

[Jim B]

Click on the large waveform and see if you can manually drag it to the start of the track (or where you want it) and then just reset the cue point.

I'm at work now so I can't try this myself to test.

Yes this is possible, btw. Just tried it.

[Hannes]

Shure,

as good as the auto-cue works, there might be people who dont like (incl. myself) and it´s a freakin´ nightmare to manually adjust 1000s of tracks.

[BennyB]

Well I have a better solution of your problem.

If you analise your track when loading it to a deck, immediatly, you'll see some waveform.
While the track is beind analised, you can move the track with mouse or keybor or controller or timecode, depending on what are you using, and if you set a cuepoint manually before track analisys finishes, Cross will not set an automatic CUEpoint, and Cross leave the set Cuepoint where you put it (But you have to make shure, that you set your Cuepoint to a different time position than 00:00, so Cross will se that it is manually changet and will leave it there )

You can also set a Locator right when you the track so, after analisys, you got a fulli functioning Cuepoint, and it takes a couple seconds to just put the cuepoint on the right place

Note: It is anojing sometimes, mostly on dubstep tracks, so I keep analising my tracks befor I'm mixing (I selec all tracks -> Right Click -> Analisys -> Analise ALL), and I usually leave the computer on for night to analise all my track in a row.