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Chapter 4: Editing Sequences

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source track are copied—no time signature or tempo data are copied.

Unlike the Copy Bars feature, which inserts the copied data into the

sequence, thus increasing its overall length, this copy feature either

replaces the existing events or merges the copied data with existing

events, without adding additional bars. Therefore, in this feature, the

track’s overall length is unchanged after the copy has been executed.

To use this feature, select option 6 (Copy events) from the EDIT key

menu. The following screen will be displayed:

=========== Copy Events From ==========A

Sequence: 1 Track: 1-Track_name

Ticks:001.01.00-001.01.00

Notes:ALL (Hit pads)

============ Copy Events To ============

Sequence: 1 Track: 1-Track_name

Mode:REPLACE Copies: 3 Start:001.01.00

<Do it>

A description of the fields and soft key follows:

• The Sequence field (in the Copy Events From section):

This is the sequence from which the data will be copied.

• The Track field (in the Copy Events From section):

This is the track from which the data will be copied. Enter a 0 here to

copy all tracks at once. If you do this, the lower Track field (in the Copy

Events To section) will be forced to 0 also, because the destination must

also be all tracks.

• The Ticks fields:

These two fields are used to set the region of the track that will be copied

from, starting at the tick specified in the leftmost field and including all

data up to (but not including) the tick specified in the rightmost field.

These are bar.beat.tick fields, enabling you to specify the region in units

as small as one tick.

• The Notes field:

This field determines which notes will be copied. It appears in one of two

ways depending on whether the selected track is a Drum track or a MIDI

track:

1. If the source track is a Drum track, this field is used to select

the specific drum notes, represented as MIDI note numbers,

that are to be copied. It cannot be accessed with the cursor;

notes can only be entered by pressing pads or via the

reception of external MIDI notes. When the screen is first

displayed, it contains the word ALL (copy all notes) and the

text (Hit pads) to the right. When a pad is pressed, the pad’s

currently assigned note number appears in the field, followed

by the pad number and currently assigned sound name. On

the right side of the line is the text ( 1 pad ) indicating that 1

pad is selected for copying:

1 2 ... 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 ... 240 241

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