Operation Manual

Table Of Contents
THE SEQUENCER
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Selecting Groups
To select a Group, just click on it in the Arrange View.
This Group is selected.
D If you hold down [Shift] and click, you can select multiple Groups.
You can de-select individual Groups by [Shift]-clicking them again.
D You can also select Groups by clicking and dragging a selection rectan-
gle, just as with events.
If Snap is on, the selection rectangle will be magnetic to the Snap value positions.
However, note that a Group doesn’t have to be fully enclosed by the rectangle to
be selected - the selection rectangle only needs to intersect or touch the Group.
Note that it’s possible to select Groups and “loose events” at the same
time with this method. Make sure the selection rectangle encloses the el-
ements you want!
D Another way of selecting Groups is to use the arrow keys on the com-
puter keyboard.
Pressing the right arrow key selects the next Group on the track, pressing the
down arrow key selects the closest Group on the track below, etc. Holding down
[Shift] and using the arrow keys allows you to make multiple selections.
D If you select a Group and go to the Edit View, all events in the Group will
be selected.
D To de-select the selected Group(s), click anywhere in an empty part of
the Arrange View.
Resizing Groups
When a Group is selected, a handle appears on its right edge. You can click on this
handle and drag to make the Group smaller or larger. The following rules apply:
D If you drag to the left to make the Group smaller, any events that end up
outside the Group boundary are no longer included in the Group.
As a consequence, if you drag the handle all the way past the start of the Group,
all events are Ungrouped (see below).
D If you drag to the right to make the Group larger, any events you enclose
will become part of the Group.
D Note: Groups cannot overlap!
This means that if you enlarge a Group so that it partially covers another Group,
this will automatically resize the other Group as well:
The second Group now starts here!