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SEQ UTIL (Sequencer Utility)
This page offers a number of utility functions for editing and creating sequence data. Select the
function to execute, the range and so on, and press the YES button to execute.
TARGET
Select either the note sequence or one of the six motion sequencers as the target for the utility
function.
FUNC
Selects the function to execute.
Note Sequence Functions (When “TARGET” is NOTE)
TRANS (Transpose):
Transposes the sequence between START and END by the number of
semitones set by the VALUE parameter.
VEL (Velocity):
Allows you to adjust the velocity of the notes between START and END. The
TYPE parameter offers three sub-operations, that will apply the VALUE parameter in different
ways. ADD simply adds or subtracts from the existing velocity, SET overwrites the existing
velocity, and SCALE multiplies the existing velocity by the VALUE parameter.
NUDGE:
Shifts the sequence forward or backwards. The VALUE parameter specifies how many
steps the sequence will be shifted by, and the DEST parameter allows you to select the note
sequence, motion sequences, or both to be affected by the operation.
COPY:
Copies the notes between START to END to the step specified by DEST. The REPEAT
parameter allows you to sequentially copy/paste the selected notes multiple times.
INVERT:
Inverts the note sequence between START and END around the pitch axis. The
VALUE parameter specifies whether the inversion is relative to the full range of MIDI notes
(FULL) or the range of the note sequence itself (REL). Composers have been known to flip sheet
music upside down to get new ideas, so this can be a fun creative tool.