What does the BACKSPACE key do?

[MikeA57]

Well, I know what it did to me but I looked through the keyboard portion of the manual and I saw no description for it.

I was starting to do my initial gain changes on my lead vocal using the Drawing Mode. I had previously made a cut on the track to correct a timing issue and when I clicked "D" on the keyboard the the Green gain line appeared across the timeline. I started dropping marks on it and made a couple of gain changes then decided that I wanted to zoom in some. I intended on hitting the "=" key but hit the BKSPC key by mistake. When I did that the green gain line disappeared on the right side of the split on the song in the session (this is a live recording which I recorded as one session.)

It showed back up on the next song and it was still visible to the left of the split that I had made earlier. But it just wasn't visible on the main section of that song. I stopped and restarted MB and still no luck. What did I do?

Ideas anyone????

I've attached a screenshot...

Thanks!

[retro]

I don't know what the backspace key does, but I know what the undo command does!

[Tassy]

I don't know what the backspace key does, but I know what the undo command does!

Do you know also what the undo does not undo?

[bapu]

I'm hoping 32C V5 will have an UnHear command.

[madmaxmiller]

I'm hoping 32C V5 will have an UnHear command.

I find the Unspill button has to come first - also known as RWIM (record what I mean).

MMM

[MikeA57]

Well what'dya know...

I did try UNDO but I didn't UNDO far enough back. I had made numerous other changes trying to fix that problem and I must've done more than I realized. Freaked myself out!!!

Thanks guys. I'm humbled and contrite.

[Sthauge]

Well what'dya know...

I did try UNDO but I didn't UNDO far enough back. I had made numerous other changes trying to fix that problem and I must've done more than I realized. Freaked myself out!!!

Thanks guys. I'm humbled and contrite.

In case you need a longer "undo" history, you know that you can set the "undo" count in the general preferences tab? :-)

[Boydbob]

Well what'dya know...

I did try UNDO but I didn't UNDO far enough back. I had made numerous other changes trying to fix that problem and I must've done more than I realized. Freaked myself out!!!

Thanks guys. I'm humbled and contrite.

That's one reason why I do a "Save" every time I make any kind of change. If I screw up something, I can always load one of the last backups to undo the screw.