What is a quick way to move the Edit cursor between the source drum track and its reinforcement MIDI or sample track?

What is a quick way to move the Edit cursor between the source drum track and its reinforcement MIDI or sample track?

• A. Scrub Tool
• B. Tab to Transients & Beat Detective
• C. Beat Detective only
• D. Tab to Transients only

Answer: (B)

Moving between the exact hit events across the source drum track and its reinforcement track is fastest when you navigate by transients. Tab to Transients lets you jump the Edit cursor from one transient to the next, so you can quickly land on each drum hit. Beat Detective analyzes and marks those transient boundaries, making it easy to align or extract the corresponding MIDI or sample-based reinforcement to match the same hits. Using both together gives precise, rapid movement between the source and reinforcement events, which is why this combination is the best choice. Scrubbing is slower and less precise, Beat Detective alone doesn’t provide fast cursor movement across the hits, and Tab to Transients alone doesn’t leverage Beat Detective’s transient analysis across the two tracks.

Moving between the exact hit events across the source drum track and its reinforcement track is fastest when you navigate by transients. Tab to Transients lets you jump the Edit cursor from one transient to the next, so you can quickly land on each drum hit. Beat Detective analyzes and marks those transient boundaries, making it easy to align or extract the corresponding MIDI or sample-based reinforcement to match the same hits. Using both together gives precise, rapid movement between the source and reinforcement events, which is why this combination is the best choice. Scrubbing is slower and less precise, Beat Detective alone doesn’t provide fast cursor movement across the hits, and Tab to Transients alone doesn’t leverage Beat Detective’s transient analysis across the two tracks.