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Table Of Contents

The Multi Zone

The Performance Page

To create a performance with the Step Input function, proceed as follows:

• Activate the “Step Input” button and trigger a pad.

A part is created on the performance timeline. To the right of the part an insert

cursor is displayed.

Saving Performances

You can save up to three performances by clicking on the corresponding buttons (1, 2,

3).

Editing on the Performance Timeline

You can edit your parts on the performance timeline. This may have an influence on

the adjacent parts: these can be shortened, lengthened, or moved correspondingly. If

you move or resize your part so that it gets longer than the corresponding

performance part on the performance track, the part is triggered again.

Use the common editing functions to resize, split, move, or delete a part, see

“Common Editing Functions” on page 28.

• To replace a part in the performance timeline, point the mouse at the part label,

and click to open a pop-up menu where you can select another part.

Defining the Jump Grid

The “Define Jump Grid” pop-up menu lets you set a grid resolution for the active part.

Whenever the corresponding grid line is reached, playback jumps to the next part.

This works even if your part is longer than the set grid. If your part is shorter, playback

jumps to the next part as soon as the end of the part is reached. If you activate the End

option, the current part is played back completely before jumping to the next one.

Flatten

The Flatten function is useful, if you want to edit your arranged project by adding

instruments and effects, for example.

If you click the Flatten button, the active performance is converted into a linear project.

All events in your project are reordered, repeated, resized, moved, and/or deleted to

correspond exactly to your performance.

To insert a part at an earlier position on the performance timeline, click a part border to

move the insert cursor to this position.

Flattening may remove events and parts from the project. Only use the Flatten function

when you know you do not want to rearrange your performance any more. If in doubt,

save a copy of the project.