Reference Guide

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Matrix view
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See:
“To assign multiple patterns to subsequent rows” on page 1889
“To mute/unmute a row” on page 1897
“To solo/unsolo a row” on page 1897
“To reassign a row to a different track” on page 1898
Columns
Figure 540. Matrix view columns
A. Column 1 trigger B. Column 1 C. Column 2 trigger D. Column 2
A column is a vertical collection of cells, with one cell per row.
Above each column is a Column Trigger, which lets you simultaneously trigger all cells in a column.
Just like cells, the Column Trigger can be triggered with a mouse or via MIDI remote control. If you
trigger a column, all other cells in the Matrix will be turned off, since only one cell per row may be
triggered.
The Matrix view supports unlimited columns. A column is created automatically when at least one
cell in the column contains a pattern.
You can right-click a Column Trigger to access the following commands:
• Rename Column. Use this command to assign a custom name to a column header. By default,
a column does not display any name. For details, see “To rename a column header” on page
1896.
• Insert Column. Use this command to insert a new blank column. For details, see “To insert a
new empty column” on page 1895.
• Duplicate Column. Use this command to duplicate an entire column. For details, see “To
duplicate an existing column” on page 1896.
Tip: If you frequently need to trigger multiple patterns simultaneously, arrange the patterns into
columns, then use the Column Triggers above the columns to trigger the patterns.
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