Sync points like in Pro Tools?

[FminMaj7]

Hi,

I was wondering if there is a way to add a sync point on a transient to then move the clip to a specific section made with a marker?
This is how I do it on Pro Tools:
1. add a marker on wherever I'd like to sync a specific transient to
2. tab to a selected transient
3. Control , to create a sync point on that transient
4. Select the marker previously made
5. Control + Shift to move the clip, with the transient synced perfectly where the marker was created

You know what I mean?
If yes, can this be done on Luna?????

 

[chrisso]

You can add markers and move them, you can add warp markers to transients:

 

[FminMaj7]

You can add markers and move them, you can add warp markers to transients:

Thanks for your reply but that's not what I meant to ask. This is not a warp/quantization case. Here's a video of what I mean:

This is useful for cases when a client sends you all the clips of a song, but forgot to consolidate one of them, ending up not being in sync with the rest of the tracks. In Pro Tools, you would make the marker, then place a sync point on the clip that's out of sync, and then you just drag the sync point to the marker very easily. Again, this is not a warp/quantization issue.

Can this be done in LUNA?

 

[UniversalAudio]

Hi,

I was wondering if there is a way to add a sync point on a transient to then move the clip to a specific section made with a marker?
This is how I do it on Pro Tools:
1. add a marker on wherever I'd like to sync a specific transient to
2. tab to a selected transient
3. Control , to create a sync point on that transient
4. Select the marker previously made
5. Control + Shift to move the clip, with the transient synced perfectly where the marker was created

You know what I mean?
If yes, can this be done on Luna?????

No sync point, but you can do these slip edits no problem. I show it here:

 

[chrisso]

I edit drums by hand all the time as I don't really trust warping and quantising. I just cut the audio at the transient (like you are marking) and move it to the point in the song where it needs to be. In Luna you can expand the start or end of any clip, so if you cut it hard on a transient, you can still open it back out after moving.