Reference Guide

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Step Sequencer view

“Working with patterns” on page 1719

“Working with Step Sequencer clips” on page 1723

“Keyboard shortcuts” on page 1704

Rows

Figure 460. Per-row controls

A. Drag to reorder rows B. Select row (and show Controllers pane) C. Note name (click to audition pitch)

D. Note number E. Mute and Solo F. Output G. Step Editor parameter (Event Type picker) H. Velocity

I. Duration J. Swing K. Time offset L. Flam M. Incoming MIDI activity indicator N. Shared MIDI channel

indicator O. Output channel

Each row represents a specific pitch. Similar to the Drum Editor in the Piano Roll view (in some

ways, you can think of a row as a different way of looking at the Drum Map Manager in “MIDI - Drum

Map Manager (Advanced)” on page 1579), the controls for each row are located at the left side of

the row.

You can insert, delete and reorder rows. The current row is outlined to indicate which row has focus.

To expose all controls, click a row’s Select button. Each row has the following controls:

• Select. Use this button to expose advanced parameters and select the row or rows you want to

edit in the Controllers pane. If multiple rows are selected, the Controllers pane is displayed below

the top-most selected row. The Controllers pane is hidden if no rows are selected. See “To select

rows” on page 1708, “To edit controller events on a single row” on page 1717 and “To edit

controller events on multiple rows simultaneously” on page 1718.

• Note Name. This control shows the name of the note to which the row is mapped. Click the note

name to audition the pitch. To rename the note, right-click the row and select Rename Note from

the pop-up menu.

• Note Number. Use this control to specify the row’s input note.

• Mute. This button mutes the row/note/pitch.

• Solo. This button solos the row/note/pitch.

• Incoming MIDI activity indicator. This indicator lights up if the row is receiving MIDI input.

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