User Guide

Editing a track

A Move ﬁeld: Indicates the direction in which the data will be moved. If this ﬁeld is set to Time, the data

can be moved along the time axis. If set to Note, the notes can be moved upward or downward. If the

track is a drum-type track, this ﬁeld can be set only to Time.

B From ﬁeld: Indicates the current position of the MIDI event(s) that will be moved.

C to ﬁeld: Speciﬁes the location to which the data will be moved, in units of measures/beats/ticks.

D Mode ﬁeld: Selects whether any MIDI events existing in the move-destination region will be combined

with the MIDI events that are moved (MERGE), or will be overwritten by them (REPLACE).

E [F1] key (CANCEL): Cancels the editing command and closes the popup window.

F [F2] key (DO IT): Moves the MIDI events.

■ [F3] key (COPY)

This command copies the MIDI events to the clipboard (an area of memory in which data is stored tempo-

rarily), or saves them as a library. If you press this key when a single grid is selected, the note event(s) in

that grid will be copied to the clipboard. If you press this key when multiple grids are selected, the Copy

Data popup window will appear.

A Time ﬁeld: Indicates the measure region that

is currently selected.

B Notes ﬁeld: Indicates the note event range

that is currently selected.

C New name ﬁeld: Here you can input the

library name that will be used if you save the

copied region as a phrase library.

D [F1] key (CANCEL): Cancels the editing

command and closes the popup window.

E [F5] key (LIBRARY): Saves the selected region as a phrase library.

F [F6] key (CLIP BD): Copies the selected region to the clipboard.

■ [F4] key (CUT)

This command cuts the MIDI events that are in the selected region. The MIDI events that are cut can be

placed in the clipboard or saved as a phrase library. If you press this key when a single grid is selected, the

note event(s) in that grid will be cut. If you press this key when multiple grids are selected, the Cut Data

popup window will appear.

The ﬁelds in this popup window are the same as for the COPY command.

Hint: You can use the [F3] key (–) and [F4] key (+) to make ﬁne adjustments to the selected region in units of

one tick.

Hint: The [F4] key (CUT) copies the selected event(s) and then erases them. This means that you can also use

this command to delete events.

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