Open the Inspector by clicking the button above the Track column, or by pressing on the keyboard. Note that, for clarity, the Start and End markers cannot be renamed. To rename a Marker, double-click on it in the Marker Track, type in a new name, and then press on the keyboard. To insert a named Marker, press +, enter a name in the pop-up window, and click, or press. Each new marker is numbered sequentially by default (1, 2, 3…). To insert a new Marker into the Marker Track, with playback running or stopped, click on the Add Marker button or press on the keyboard.
If the tempo changes, the Markers do not move, as they are locked to an absolute time position in the timeline. If you click on the Timebase button, it switches to a clock icon, indicating that the Markers will adhere to their absolute position in time. The musical-note icon on the Timebase button indicates that Markers will adhere to their position based on bars and beats, so if the tempo changes, the Markers move forward or backward in time in relation to their musical position. Notice the Timebase button to the right of the Marker Track in the Track column. To open the Marker Track, click on the Marker Track button above the Track Column in the Arrange view. In Studio One the Marker Track is used to place Markers at desired places in the timeline, after which navigation to the Markers is easy. You’ll often want to navigate quickly to various areas of your Song during mixdown.
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