[RWP] loops question

[Indigo]

Why not use ctrl+c to copy the loop to windows clipboard when you 
navigate to where your loops are stored; then use conventional ctrl+V to 
paste the loop again and again onto a track, as many times as you need 
it to repeat.

If you have the play cursor to the left of a loop on a track and press 
ctrl+right arrow, for me that selects the loop as an item, doesn't copy it.
I think we're using the word copy in two different ways here.
You're saying copy, meaning to duplicate, and I'm saying copy, as in 
copy to clipboard; meaning temporarily store the loop in windows clipboard.
Indi.
On 10/19/2013 2:22 PM, TheOreoMonster wrote:
> are these loop files you are working with or just audio clips? Are they
> marked as acidified or Rex loops? Where did u acquire these loops from?
>
> On Oct 18, 2013, at 12:49 PM, Jimmie Smith <w4msujhs at gmail.com
> <mailto:w4msujhs at gmail.com>> wrote:
>
>> This is what I am trying to do.  I have two files I want to use for
>> drum and bass.  I want to loop both files at 90BPM.  I have tried to
>> copy from explorer, insert media, and media explorer.  I do ctrl-right
>> to copy the loop.  The first one works fine for the 24 measures by
>> pasting it through.  When I try to repeat, it is getting all messed up.
>> Where can I find documentation on how to create and work with loops?
>> Using jaws 12.
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