- They are different from C_2.
- Their velocity ranges from 32 to 48.
- They are on midi channel 14.
- Their duration is 1/4.
To select the notes with the above-mentioned characteristics:
a) Go on COND (top left) and select Internal:
b) Go on RANGE OP and set [32 1 1] in the upper part of the box and [65 1 1] in the bottom part of the box.
c) Set NOTES in the STATUS box.
d) In the COND 1st field select the External condition and set C_2 in the FROM section and again C_2 in the TO section.
e) In the COND 2nd field select Internal and set 32 in the FROM field and 48 in the TO field.
f) In the CHANN field select Equal and enter 14 in the FROM field.
g) In the LEN field select Equal and enter [0 1 0] in the FROM field.
At this point you have set the desired conditions on the notes. You may now perform the various editing operations as descri-
bed above.
COPY/MOVE:
the COPY/MOVE function allows you to copy or move parts of a track or an entire track to other positions on the same track or
to a different track. Access the function by pressing the F8 button. Two windows will appear in the center of the COPY/MOVE
page. The upper window refers to the source track, the lower one to the end track. You can access the various editing fields by
pressing the Cursor <> buttons and you can set values by using the Value -/+ buttons. Set the source track on the source track
window together with the track interval that will be copied/moved FROM -> TO. On the end track window, set the track and the
starting point where the source track interval will be positioned after copying or moving. When you access the menu, the enti-
re selected running track is selected by default as source track and the ALL box is highlighted. This implies that all midi type-
events will be copied or moved. You may select only certain events by pressing the buttons F1 (NOTES), F2 (CONTROL), F3 (PRO-
GRAM CHANGE), F4 (PITCH BEND). Press F9 to choose between copying or moving the events. Press F10 to execute or F5 to exit
the operation.
Examples.
Suppose you have recorded a few drum beats on a track. Your objective is to repeat the beat so as to obtain a complete sequen-
ce. To do so, the COPY function can be used more than once. Suppose you have recorded a track that is shifted by one bar com-
pared to the other tracks. By moving the track to the position anticipated by one bar, you can bring the track concerned back
into “phase”. By copying notes that are positioned close together, you can create an “echo” effect.
DELETE:
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t allows you to delete entirely or partially the events of the selected track. Press the F7 button to access this function. A win-
dow will be highlighted in the middle of the display. In this window you can enter the interval that will be deleted FROM -> TO.
When you enter the menu, the entire track is selected by default and the ALL box is highlighted. This means that all midi type-
events will be deleted. You may select only certain events to be deleted by pressing F1 (NOTES), F2 (CONTROL), F3 (PROGRAM
CHANGE), F4 (PITCH BEND). Press F7 LAST RECORD if you want to delete only the last recording.
DELETE LINK:
press F8 to select/deselect the DELETE LINK mode. Selecting this function will allow you to link the events that are positioned at the
two ends of the deleted interval, so that you will not have a “hole” in the deleted interval. Press F10 to execute the deletion but,
before that, confirmation will be requested by means of the message “Are you sure?”. Press F5 to exit without deleting.
DEFRAG: when you perform several deletions, the memory space is not freed completely. Therefore, you might be “short” of memory
even if your sequence is a short one. Press F9 (DEFRAG) to “format” the memory and free the spaces lost through deletion.
FUNCTION: when FUNCTION is selected by pressing the F4 button, new functions of the sequencer become operational such as OPTIONS,
MIDI FILTER, MASTER TRACK LOAD/SAVE, DEMIX, MIXDOWN, VELOCITY, TRANSPOSER.
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