USING:Win 7, CUBASE 7.5 Hi! I have seen Mr. Hepworth in one of the numerous Cubase tutorials demonstrate coping single audio or midi events from bar to bar in a project by selecting the event and then using "control D" to reproduce it. This at a bar at a time level. He also demonstrated a way to select and copy that single event across every bar of an entire project using a select and one click procedure. I just don't remember the technique and can't find the tutorial chapter on how this is done. I want to employ this for applying consistent Breath Control & Mod Wheel levels across every bar while creating templates or revisiting older projects. Would Mr. Hepworth or anyone for that matter tell me which tutorial this is demonstrated in? Thank you. g.c.135432

I'm not sure which tutorial it's in, but here are the procedures: To make a single duplicate: hover your mouse pointer over the selected event you want to copy/duplicate, then press Alt (Windows) or Option (Mac). The pointer will change appearance to a scissors and square. Click and drag to the right to make one repeat. To make repeats: hover your mouse pointer over the lower right-hand corner of the selected event you want to copy/duplicate, then press Alt (Windows) or Option (Mac). The pointer will change appearance to a Draw tool (pencil). Click and drag to the right to make multiple repeats. I hope that's helpful, MattLTH

Thanks, it is! Happy Holidays! g.c.