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Chapter 4: Editing Sequences

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The ERASE Key

The ERASE key provides three main functions:

• Erasing notes in real time while in Overdub mode

• Erasing notes or other events while stopped

• Initializing or deleting sequences

Erasing Notes in Real Time While in Overdub Mode

If the ERASE key is pressed and held while in Overdub mode, the top

line of the Play/Record screen changes to the following for as long as

ERASE is held:

===== (Hold pads or keys to erase) =====

If during this time you hold a drum pad (if the active track is a Drum

track) or hold a key on a connected MIDI keyboard (if the active track is

a MIDI track), any notes assigned to that pad or key in the selected track

will be erased.

Erasing Notes or Other Events While Stopped

While not playing, the MPC60 allows the erasure of specific events from

any region within a sequence, on one or all tracks. This is done using the

ERASE key.

If the ERASE key is pressed while the MPC60 is not playing, the Erase

screen appears:

================= Erase ===============A

Seqnc: 1-SEQ01

Track: 1-TRK01 (0 = all)

Ticks:001.01.00-003.01.00

Erase:ALL EVENTS

Notes: 0(C.-2)-127(G.8 ) (Press keys)

========================================

To erase the notes, enter the appropriate data into each of the data

fields, then press the <Do it> soft key. The fields and soft keys are:

1 2 ... 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 ... 240 241

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