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Chapter 4: Editing Sequence
1/16-notes will NOT be heard as you step through
the sequence, because only notes existing in swung
1/16-note locations will be viewed. This same rule
applies to the Shift Timing function: if the Shift
Amount
field is set to 0 and you are editing a
sequence that was recorded while it was set to any
amount other than 0, none of the notes will be seen
as you step through the sequence, because these
notes fall on shifted locations, and you are cur-
rently viewing only those notes that fall on non-
shifted locations.
2. NEXT EVENT:
Pressing the REWIND [<] key searches to the previous
event within the track. Pressing the FAST FORWARD [>]
key searches to the next event within the track. To search
for specific event types, set the Step Edit Display Filter to
the desired event type; pressing these keys will then
cause the MPC3000 to locate to the next or previous
event of the specified type, ignoring event types not
included in the display filter settings.
The Step Edit Display Filter section.
This is similar to the erase filter or the MIDI input filter, except this
one controls which types of MIDI events are displayed in the Step
Edit screen. For example, if the only events you want to edit are
pitch bend messages, it is bothersome to view all the other events.
Another use is to filter out continuous controller data to make it
easier to view only the note events.
To use the display filter, move the cursor to the View field. This is a
choice field with three options:
1. ALL EVENTS: If this option is selected, all possible event
types will be displayed.
2. ONLY VIEW: If this option is selected, only one event
type can be displayed, and the type of event to be dis-
played is selected in a new field appearing directly to the
right on the same line. In this rightmost field all event
types are listed, including all 128 MIDI controllers, each
one individually named as listed in the MIDI 1.0 Detailed
Specification.
3. ALL EXCEPT: This option is similar to ONLY VIEW,
detailed above, except that all event types except the
event displayed to the right of the words ALL EXCEPT
are displayed.
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