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Using MAGIX midi studio generation 6

arrange objects and individual events alike. Selected ob-

jects are either displayed in inverse color, or will flash (the

latter in the Score editor).

The selection status of an object applies to all windows. An

object selected in one window will also be selected in all

other windows that display that object. Changing the top

window doesn’t affect the selection (as long as you don’t

click on the background, which deselects everything. Be

sure to click on the window’s title bar).

Selecting Individual Objects: Individual objects may

be selected by clicking on them, and deselected by clicking

in the background, or by selecting another object.

You can also use the key commands Select next/previous

Object (default: K/ J, in the Event List: M/ I).

Selecting Alphabetically: tab selects the next alphabetical

object. In the Arrange window pressing any letter key se-

lects the first object whose name begins with this letter

providing there is no key command assigned to this key.

Selecting Several Objects: To select several non-con-

tiguous objects , hold down S as you click them. As subse-

quent objects are selected this way, the previous selections

are retained. This also works with horizontal or rubber

band selection.

Horizontal Selection: To select all objects on a track, click

on the track name in the track list. In the same way, you

can select all events with a certain event definition in the

Drum Editor, by clicking on the event definition name, or

all notes of a certain pitch in the Matrix Editor by clicking

the relevant key on the screen keyboard.

In Cycle mode, the above selects only the events within the

Cycle zone.

“Rubber-Banding”: To select objects which are close to-

gether, click on the background and drag a “rubber band”

over them.

All objects touched, or enclosed by the rubber band will be

selected.

Toggling the Selection Status: When you make any selec-

tion (including by rubber band or horizontal selection),

holding down shift at the same time will reverse the selec-

tion status of the objects.

You can reverse the selection status of all objects using

Edit > Select > Toggle Selection. For example: if you want

to select all objects except for a few, first select these few

and then choose Toggle Selection.