Select Menu

Select Menu in the Range Section

On the Select menu in the Range section in the Sample Editor Inspector, the following functions are available:

Select All: Selects the whole clip.
Select None: Deselects everything.
Select in Loop: Selects the audio between the left and the right locator.
Select Event: Selects only the audio that is included in the edited event. Cubase Pro only: If the VariAudio section is open and you segmented the audio, all segments that start or end within the event boundaries are selected.
Locators to Selection: Sets the locators to encompass the current selection. This option is available if you have selected one or several events or made a selection range.
Locate Selection: Moves the project cursor to the beginning or end of the current selection. This option is available if you have selected one or several events or made a selection range.
Loop Selection: Activates playback from the start of the selection and keeps starting over again at the selection end.

If you select Edit > Select, the following functions are available:

All: Selects the whole clip.
None: Deselects everything.
In Loop: Sets the audio between the left and the right locators.
From Start to Cursor: Selects the audio between the clips start and the project cursor.
From Cursor to End: Selects the audio between the project cursor and the end of the clip. This option is available if the project cursor is positioned between the clip boundaries.
Equal Pitch - all Octaves/same Octave (Cubase Pro only): Selects all notes that have the same pitch as the selected note, in any octave or in the current octave. This option is available if the VariAudio section is open and the Pitch & Warp tool is activated.
Left Selection Side to Cursor: Moves the left side of the selection range to the project cursor position. This option is available if the project cursor is positioned between the clip boundaries.
Right Selection Side to Cursor: Moves the right side of the selection range to the project cursor position or the end of the clip if the project cursor is positioned to the right of the clip.