The Timeline window is a timeline editor for both audio and automation data.

Set Editor:Audio - Toolbar Button
	Use this button to set the edit mode to Audio and have the timeline display the audio edit lists. This command modifies the toolbar structure.
Set Editor:Automation - Toolbar Button
	Use this button to set the edit mode to Automation and have the timeline display the automation tracks. This command modifies the toolbar structure.
Magic Wand - Toolbar Button
	Use this button to toggle on/off the Magic Wand tool. The Magic Wand tool helps you to quickly define ranges by analizing audio waveforms and automatically recognizing music beats, words, silence,... When toggling the Magic Wand on, a palette window opens. It lets you choose the detection mode: Music Beats Audio Signal Silence and the tollerance factor. Higher tollerance factors force ranging on larger areas. To define a range click on an object's waveform. To extend a ranged area SHIFT-click at another point.
Show/Hide Range - Toolbar Button
	Use this button to show/hide (make active / inactive) the defined range, if any. To define a range CTRL-drag over the timeline.
Mixdown To Disk - Toolbar Button
	Use this button to mixdown to file the ranged area of the timeline (or the whole timeline if no range is active). This function is usefull both for track bouncing and exporting the mixdown to another application/platform.
Show More Tracks - Toolbar Button
	Use this button to have the timeline display more tracks. You can scroll the timeline to display unvisible tracks by using CTRL-UP / CTRL-DOWN, after activating the timeline window.
Show Less Tracks - Toolbar Button
	Use this button to have the timeline display less tracks. You can scroll the timeline to display unvisible tracks by using CTRL-UP / CTRL-DOWN, after activating the timeline window.
Shrink Track - Toolbar Button
	Use this button to vertically shrink the selected track.
Expand Track - Toolbar Button
	Use this button to vertically expand the selected track.
Edit Mode: Overwrite - Toolbar Button
	Use this button to select the Overwrite edit mode. If this mode is selected, when you insert a new object it will overwrite the underlaying part of the track if empty. If some overlapping with other objects occurs, the current Overlap Mode setting determines how to handle the overlapping parts.
Edit Mode: Insert - Toolbar Button
	Use this button to select the Insert edit mode. If this mode is selected, when you insert a new object in a track the rest of the track is shifted forward in time to make room for the new item. When you delete an object the rest of the track is shifted backward in time to cover the empty area left by the removed item. When you try to insert an object over another one, the underlaying object gets splitted and the new item is inserted in-between the two parts.
Set Overlap Mode: Crossfade - Toolbar Button
	Use this button to set the objects overlap mode to crossfade. When this mode is selected, dragging an object over another creates a cross fade. You can create as many crossfades as you like without impact on the system performaces as fades are calculated in advance for later access, and stored in the project directory.
Set Overlap Mode: Hard Edit - Toolbar Button
	Use this button to set the objects overlap mode to hard edit. When this mode is selected, dragging an object over another causes the first one to be cut at the timecode were the second one starts.
Set Overlap Mode: Align - Toolbar Button
	Use this button to set the objects overlap mode to align. When this mode is selected, dragging an object over another forces the object you moved to be aligned at the end point of the other object.
Cut Object Head - Toolbar Button
	Use this button to cut the head of the selected object at the cursor position. The cursor must be over the selected object for this command to operate.
Split Object - Toolbar Button
	Use this button to split the selected object in two parts, at the cursor position. The cursor must be over the selected object for this command to operate.
Cut Object Tail - Toolbar Button
	Use this button to cut the tail of the selected object at the cursor position. The cursor must be over the selected object for this command to operate.
Show/Hide Automation - Toolbar Button
	Use this button to show/hide fader and pan automation paths superimposed to the selected track. The upper graph maps the pan path, the lower one maps the fader path.
Select Automation Controller - Toolbar Button
	Use this button to cycle through the automation controllers list. This button selects the next item in the controllers list.
Go To Previous Variation - Toolbar Button
	Use this button to move the cursor backward to the nearest discontinuity (on the vertical axis) of the selected automation track.
Go To Next Variation - Toolbar Button
	Use this button to move the cursor forward to the nearest discontinuity (on the vertical axis) of the selected automation track.
Fade To Next Variation - Toolbar Button
	Use this button to have the current controller on the selected track moved smoothly from the value at the cursor position forward to the value present at the nearest discontinuity point.
Edit Tool:Line - Toolbar Button
	Use this button to set the automation editing tool to line drawing. Click and drag on the automation track to draw automation paths.
Edit Tool:Delta - Toolbar Button
	Use this button to set the automation editing tool to delta drawing. Click at the right of the cursor and drag to alter the values starting from the cursor position to the next discontinuity point. This mode works better over segments containing a constant value (horizontal segments).
Edit Tool:Bias - Toolbar Button
	Use this button to set the automation editing tool to bias drawing. This mode adds a constant value (bias) to the automation track. Click and drag vertically. This mode works on ranged areas if a range is active.
Edit Tool:Relative Bias - Toolbar Button
	Use this button to set the automation editing tool to relative bias drawing. This mode adds a constant value (bias) to the automation track. The curve is altered automatically by the application to avoid graph clipping (this form of clipping is unrelated to audio clipping). Click and drag vertically. This mode works on ranged areas if a range is active.
Edit Tool:Scale - Toolbar Button
	Use this button to set the automation editing tool to scale drawing. This mode multiplies the automation track times a scale value. Click and drag vertically. This mode works on ranged areas if a range is active.
Time Ruler
	Use this control to check what portion of the timeline is displayed and to move the cursor quickly. Click and drag to move the cursor.
Track Icons
	This control includes various sub-controls. The text area displays the track name. You can select a track by clicking on its name or clicking on the track itself in the tracks area. The selected track is identified by a colored box on the right of its name. You can edit the name of the selected track by using the Rename Track... item in the Audio menu. You can also change the color of the selected track text area by hitting SHIFT-1:8. Use the headphone icon to solo a track. Please note that this icon acts on the virtual memory manager and can be operated only when playback is stopped. You can use the Console window to solo tracks in realtime. Use the speaker icon to switch a track on/off. Please note that this icon acts on the virtual memory manager and can be operated only when playback is stopped. You can use the Console window to mute tracks in realtime. Use the lock icon to lock/unlock a track. When a track is locked its objects can't be moved.
Region List
	Use this listview to handle audio regions for your project. A region is automatically created and inserted into the region list each time you import an audio file. Such a region is called a root region as it extends over the whole file. You can create and destroy sub regions but a root region for each file you want to work on must be present in the region list. Please note that regions do not consume memory or disk space, they are indexes that reference the actual data contained in your files. The application provides a convenient mechanism to generate names for (sub)regions created during editing operations. The root region gets the name of the file it was created from. Sub regions get names created appending a suffix to their parent region name. You can create unlimited levels of subregions (sub regions of sub regions and so on), so the parent of a sub region isn't necessary a root region. To improve readability of the region list you can expand/shrink it on the horizontal axis. to expand the region list place the mouse pointer over the listview (don't click) and hit the LEFT cursor key. to shrink the region list place the mouse pointer over the listview (don't click) and hit the RIGHT cursor key. The highlighted region in the region list is the selected region. You can get informations on the selected region by using the Region->Informations... menu item. To drop the selected region at the cursor position on the timeline, hit RETURN. To drop the selected region on the timeline entering a numeric timecode, hit SHIFT-RETURN.
Tracks Area
	Use this area to edit both your audio and automation tracks. The toolbar icons Set Edit Mode:Audio Set Edit Mode:Automation let you select what material to work on.
Global View Area
	This area lets you monitor what part of the whole timeline is currently displayed on screen. It also shows what part of the timeline is possibly ranged. The black bars display the part of the timeline on screen. The white bar displays the range possibly defined.
Markers Area
	This area is used to display markers' labels. You can place markers by using the function keys of your keyboard. Ten markers are available. To place a marker at the cursor position hit SHIFT-F1:F10 To recall a marker hit F1:F10 To rename a marker hit LALT-F1:F10
Message Area
	This area displays text messages from the application such as coordinates when dragging objects.