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Chapter 4: Editing Sequence
• The Over contents of seq field:
This specifies the sequence whose contents will be replaced by the
contents of the above specified sequence number. The lowest-
numbered empty sequence is automatically inserted here when this
screen is entered.
• The
<Do it>
soft key:
Pressing this soft key performs the above specified copy.
Shifting the Timing of Many Notes
This feature shifts a group of notes within a single track forward or
backward in time. To use this feature, select 8 (
Shift timing )
from the SEQ EDIT key menu. The following screen will appear:
============= Shift Timing =============
Seqnc: 1-Sequence_name Dir:EARLIER
Track: 1-Track_name Amount: 0
Ticks:001.01.00-001.01.00
Notes: 0(C.-2)-127(G.8 ) (Press keys)
========================================
<Do it>
The fields and soft keys are:
• The Seqnc field:
This specifies the sequence to be shifted.
• The Track field:
This specifies the track to be shifted. Only one track can be shifted
at a time.
• The
Ticks
fields:
These two bar.beat.tick fields are used to determine the region
within the track that will be shifted. The leftmost field sets the start
point of the region and the rightmost field holds the location that is
one tick after the region to be shifted.
• The Notes field:
This field determines which notes will be shifted. It appears in one
of two ways depending on whether the selected track is a drum or
MIDI track:
1. If the source track is a MIDI track, two numeric fields—
used to set the lowest and highest notes of the note range
that is to be shifted—appear as above. Each of these
numeric fields is editable via the cursor, and has a range