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The Copy Events function copies a range of events or
selected audio track regions from a sequence and adds
them to another at a specified point.
To select the “source” sequence, use the From
Sequence field. This is the sequence whose content
you want to copy.
To select the “source” track, use the From Track
field. This is the track whose content you want to copy.
To set the time range of the events or the audio
track you want to copy, use the Bar, Beat, and Tick
fields. The left fields set the start of the time range, and
the right fields set the end of the time range.
To set what content is copied, use the field below
the dotted arrow. Copy All Events will copy and paste
all events in the track. Copy Only Selected Events will
copy and paste only the events that are currently
selected.
To select the “destination” sequence, use the To
Sequence field. This is the sequence where the
content of the source sequence will be copied.
To select the “destination” track, use the To Track
field. This is the track where the content of the source
track will be copied.
To set where you want to add the copied events or
audio track, use the Bar, Beat, and Tick fields. The
events or audio track will be added after this point.
To set how many instances of the copied events or
audio track you want to add, use the Copies field.
To set whether you want to copy the events in the
time range or the selected notes in the Grid View or
List Edit Mode, use the Selection field. Set this to All
events to copy the notes in the time range determined
by the Bar, Beat, and Tick fields above, or set this to
Selected events
to copy only the events currently
selected in the Grid View or List Edit Mode. This field is
available for MIDI tracks only.
To overwrite the destination sequence, tap Replace.
To add the events to the destination sequence
without erasing anything, tap Merge.
To return to the previous screen, tap  Back or
anywhere outside the window.
To cancel and return to Main Mode, tap Cancel.