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Program Tree
Setting Up the Program in the Program Tree
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To change the sorting, open the context menu, select Sorting Options and select an
option.
Changing the Sorting Order Manually
If the column sorting is not activated for a column, you can change the order of elements, for
example, of imported samples, manually using drag and drop.
Transferring the Current Sorting to the Manual Sorting
If sorting by column is activated, you can transfer this sorting order to the manual sorting
order of the zones. This can be useful if zones are not displayed in the order that you want to
work with, for example, after importing samples.
By transferring the current sorting to the manual sorting, you can apply your manual sorting
permanently for the zone:
1. Select the program or the layer that contains the zones that you want to sort
differently. To change the sorting order of all zones, select the program.
2. Click the header of the column according to which you want to sort. Click again to
switch between ascending and descending order.
3. On the context menu of the column header, open the Sorting Options submenu and
select Transfer Current to Manual Sorting.
4. To return to the manual sorting order, deactivate the sorting via column.
NOTE
Transfer Current to Manual Sorting can only be used to change the sorting of the zones
inside the selected program or layer.
Setting Up the Program in the Program Tree
You can set up a program by adding elements such as modules, layers, or zones, and by
structuring them in the Program Tree.
To add elements to the program, use the buttons on the toolbar, or open the context
menu and select the element that you want to add from the New submenu.
To rearrange the program structure, drag the elements to a new position in the tree.
To drag an element to another hierarchical level in the program, drag it onto the
topmost element of this level.
NOTE
The order of MIDI modules and insert effects determines the order of the processing.
The topmost element is processed first, the lowest last.
To move or copy elements, open the context menu and use the Cut, Copy, and Paste
commands.
You can also copy or move the selection from one program to another.
NOTE
You can move a complete program into another one. In this case the moved program
becomes a layer inside the target program.