User Guide

Chapter 3—Creating and editing a sequence
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• To select a single grid location
Press the pad that corresponds to the note event you want to
edit. The horizontal marker will move to the location for that
pad.
• To select multiple grid locations
Press the pad that corresponds to the note event you want to
edit, and hold down the [SHIFT] key and use the CURSOR
[
π ]/[ † ]/[ √ ]/[ ® ] keys to extend the selected region.
The grid locations where the vertical and horizontal markers
intersect will be selected. Your editing operations will affect
all note events in the selected grids.
7. Use the [ERASE] key or the [F2] key (MOVE)–[F5] key (EDIT) to access the editing command that
you want to use.
When you press one of these keys, a popup window for the corresponding editing command will appear.
The following commands are assigned to these keys.
• [ERASE] key: Erases the selected region.
• [F2] key (MOVE): Moves the selected region.
• [F3] key (COPY): Copies the selected region.
• [F4] key (CUT): Cuts the selected region.
• [F5] key (EDIT): Converts the velocities/durations of all note events in the selected region.
8. Execute the editing command.
For details on the procedure, refer to the next section.
About the editing commands
The following pages explain the editing commands assigned to the [ERASE] key and [F2] keys – [F4] keys
in the sequence edit page.
■ [ERASE] key
This erases the selected region. When you press the key, the Erase popup window will appear.
A Track field: Displays the name of the track
from which data will be erased.
B Time field: Displays the region of the time
axis in which data will be erased.
C Erase field: Displays the type of MIDI events
that will be erased.
D Notes field: Displays the range of note num-
bers/pad numbers that will be erased.
E [F1] key (CANCEL): Cancels the Erase command and closes the popup window.
F [F6] key (DO IT): Executes the Erase command.
■ [F2] key (MOVE)
This command moves the selected region. When you press this key, the following fields will appear in the
lower part of the display.
Hint: You can press the [F6] key (PLAY) to play back the selected region.
When you specify a region, the command assigned to the [F5] key (PASTE) will change to EDIT.
You can press the [WINDOW] key and use the event list (
→ p.34) to view just the note events of the selected region.
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