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Song Mode and the Song Editor
Song Editor: The TRACK Page
10-21
Use the cursor buttons to select one of the MidiDst fields. You can access fields for 8 tracks at
once, either tracks 1-8 or 9-16, each of which correspond to the track numbers displayed in the
DrumTrk field, directly above the MidiDst fields. Use the
Chan/Zone buttons to the left of the
display to select one of the tracks 1-8 (viewed in the top right corner of the page) in order to
access tracks 1-8, or select one of the tracks 9-16 to access tracks 9-16. With the desired track
number field selected, use the Alpha Wheel or - /+ buttons to change each MidiDst parameter.
Soft Buttons on the COMMON Page
TRACK – calls up the TRACK page. This page accesses useful track based edit functions. There
is a selectable edit function that can be applied to the selected track or all tracks in your song.
The TRACK page is described on page 10-21.
EVENT – calls up the EVENT page, an event-list style editor. On the EVENT page in the Song
Editor, you can scroll through, modify, add, or delete any or all of the tracks’ MIDI events. The
EVENT page is described on page 10-31.
Rec, Play, and Stop – function as described in The Rec, Play, and Stop Soft Buttons on page 10-7.
Save – calls up the “Save as” dialog.
Song Editor: The TRACK Page
This page allows you access to useful track-based edit functions. These functions are:
For each function, there is a set of parameters to control how the function operates, and on what
region of the selected track(s). As usual, the top line of this page displays the selected track or
tracks. Select the available current track(s) for editing by using the
Chan/Zone buttons. Press
both of the Chan/Zone buttons together to select All tracks.
Below is an example of the TRACK page for the Bounce function.
You will notice that the page is divided into two halves, with the right half being a separate box.
This is called the Region/Criteria box. The parameters in this box are used to select the range of
events (from a start Bar and Beat to an end Bar and Beat) for modification, as well as which types
of events function will affect.
Erase Shift Insert Change
Copy Transpose Delete Remap
Bounce Grab Quantize