Operator`s manual

Chapter 4: Editing Sequences
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• 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 of 0 to 127; the
equivalent note name (C-2 to G8) is shown to the right of
each field. Alternately, these fields can be set by pressing two
notes on the MIDI input device’s keyboard. The fields will
automatically be set to the lowest and highest keys pressed.
2. If the source track is a Drum track, this field is used to select
specific drum notes, represented as MIDI note numbers, that
are to be copied. It cannot be accessed with the cursor; notes
can only be entered by pressing pads or via the reception of
external MIDI notes. When the screen is first displayed, it
contains the word ALL (shift all notes) and the text (Hit pads)
to the right. When a pad is pressed, the pad’s currently
assigned note number appears in the field, followed by the
pad number and currently assigned sound name. On the right
side of the line is the text ( 1 pad ) indicating that one pad is
selected for shifting:
Notes:36/A02-SNARE_DRUM ( 1 pad )
If another pad is then pressed, its note number, pad number,
and assigned sound are displayed instead, and the text to the
right displays ( 2 pads). This continues until the user has
selected all of the pads he or she intends to shift.
• The Dir (direction) field:
This choice field is used to determine the direction of shift and has two
options: EARLIER and LATER.
• The Amount field:
This field is used to determine the amount of shift in ticks.
• The <Do it> soft key:
Pressing this soft key performs the shift specified in the above fields.
Global Editing of Note Event Data
If option 9 (Edit note data) is selected from the EDIT key menu, the
following menu, which contains three choices for editing note data,
appears: