How can you visually identify an arrangement marker in the timeline?

An arrangement marker in the timeline can be visually identified by its labeled name. This means that each marker clearly displays a label that helps users understand the content and structure of their arrangement. This labeling is crucial for organizing different parts of a track, such as verses, choruses, or bridges, providing a clear guide for the user when navigating through projects.

While arrangement markers may have certain color coding to indicate different types, this feature does not help identify them specifically since color alone may not differentiate them from other elements. Positioning relative to other tracks is also not a reliable method for identification, as arrangement markers can be placed at various points along the timeline. Graphical representations of sound waves are utilized primarily for audio tracks, not for arrangement markers themselves, which are designed to guide the user visually through the arrangement structure rather than display any audio information.