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Table Of Contents
Song Settings and Preferences
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ences file next time you launch. All parameters will then
be reset to their default values.
When you erase the Preferences file, you also lose all your
custom key commands.
Global
This page contains the global presets.
When Opening a song, ask to ‘Close current Song(s)?’:
Whenever you load a new song before closing the old one,
MAGIX midi studio generation 6 will ask whether the cur-
rent song should be closed.
Add ‘Last Edit Function’ to sequence name: After perform-
ing any edit operation (e.g. cutting), the description of the
edit operation is added to the name of the arrange object
(or resulting objects).
Disable safety alert for ‘Undo’: This means that no safety
alert appears when you call up the undo function.
Enable Catch when sequencer starts: Every time you start
the sequencer (start or pause), the catch function is auto-
matically switched on, in all windows (see page 91).
Enable Catch when moving song position: The “Enable
Catch when moving SPL” option means that whenever
you move the SPL, the Catch function (screen view follows
SPL) is switched on.
Allow Content Catch by Position if Catch and Link enabled:
If the catch and content catch functions are active, the con-
tents of the sequence at the current song position are what
is shown. If there is no check in the box, the window view
still follows the song position within the displayed se-
quence, but does not update to show the contents of sub-
sequent sequences when they become the current se-
quence (see page 92).
Limit Dragging to one direction in Matrix and Score: In the
Matrix or Score Editors, you can only move notes in one
direction, per operation. This means that a note may be ei-
ther transposed or moved in time, but not both at once.
This prevents accidental alteration of the other parameter.
Limit dragging to one direction in Arrange: This restricts
the direction you can move sequences in the Arrange win-
dow, in a similar way to, and for the same reasons, as the
option above.
Hide Windows of inactive Songs: If this check box is
checked, the display looks much better when several
Songs are open at the same time.
‘Export MIDI File…’ saves single sequences as Format 0: If
only one sequence is selected when you choose File > Ex-
port Selection as MIDI File… the contents of the sequence
are saved in MIDI file format 0.This file format is guaran-