The accuracy of such slide adjustments is all in your resolution settings.
The higher your resolution the more you can zoom in and accurately slide things to where you want them.

If your Resolution is 120, you get to slide it to the nearest 120th of a beat over time .. but if your resolution is 3840, well you can be much more accurate with any timing related edits you do.

The first image below is given as an example.
With the default 120 resolution I could move the track to either the 114 or 115 locations.
With 3840 resolution I could move it much closer to the location I desired.

It's an old image, and I think in the original posting of it I was referring to how much more accurate a users 'cuts' could be, but the same applies to other edits, like sliding a track.
The higher your resolution the more accurate you can be .. just have to get used to using bigger numbers and how to zoom in for accuracy!
The second image shows how to adjust said resolution


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Last edited by rharv; 04/19/20 10:12 AM.
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