To Copy a block:
Press
SHIFT
+
MARK
on the begin position which should be copied (Screen border colour should
change to indicate the Mark mode)
Move the cursor to the end position of the desired area. The start position of the mark can be
changed when holding the
SHIFT
button when navigating.
Press
SHIFT
+
MARK
again. Mark mode is released again, the marked block is being saved.
Now go to the Destination position with the Cursor.
there are 2 possibilities to copy.
1 Press
SHIFT
+
COPY
and the before saved block is being copied to the recent position.
(Overwrites content of the Block)
2 Press
SHIFT
+
DOWN (Not cursor down)
+
COPY
and the before saved block is being inserted to
the recent position. The involved rows will move down behind the copied/inserted area.
Be aware that when copying onto an incompatible Track Type (eg copying a modular synth track to
a audio track) the destination will not be copied and will stay untouched. This to avoid problems
caused by track incompatibilities.
To delete:
To delete/empty only the current cursor position press
SHIFT
+
DELETE
to empty the recent
position or
SHIFT
+
UP
+
DELETE
to really delete the position in the column and move the following
rows one up.
With
SHIFT
+
DOWN
+
DELETE
an empty spot is generated and the column is shifting one row
down.
To delete a block:
Press
SHIFT
+
MARK
on the begin position which should be emptied/deleted (Screen border colour
should change to indicate the Mark mode)
Move the cursor to the end position of the desired area.
You can choose between Emptying or Deleting the marked block
1 Emptying: Press
SHIFT
+
DELETE
to empty the marked block.
2 Deleting: Press
SHIFT
+
UP
+
DELETE
to delete the marked block. All rows beneath the marked
block will move up and fill the deleted space.
Delete marked values will also copy the marked block into the clipboard so the delete function can
also be used for a cut + paste function.
Keep in mind that deleted patterns are still available and filled with content. To completely delete a
pattern and free it's space again, you would need to use the Compact commands in the Project
Screen.
NerdSEQ – a tracker based Eurorack sequencer
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User Manual Revision V1.26 for Firmware V1.26
12 July 2022
