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Chapter 4: Editing Sequence

The STEP EDIT Key

The Step Edit function allows the contents of the active track to be

edited in precise detail. When the Step Edit key is pressed, any

notes or events that exist in the active track at the current sequence

position are displayed on the screen as a series of data fields, which

can then be edited. Also, any notes played at this time are recorded

into the active track at the current sequence position.

To enter step edit mode, press the STEP EDIT key. The following

screen will appear, displaying any notes or events that exist in the

active track at the current sequence position:

============== Step Edit ===============

>N:64/A01-Sound_na V:127 Tun:-120 D: 96

Program_change Val:127

Pitch_bend Val:+ 0

Channel_pressure Val:127

Control:C1-MODULATION_WHEEL Val:127

===== Now:001.01.00 (00:00:00:00) ======

A description of the fields and soft keys follows:

• The event display area (lines 2 through 6 of the LCD

screen).

This area of the screen displays up to five events, one per line, that

exist in the active track at the sequence location displayed in the

Now field. These events are most commonly notes (either drum or

keyboard notes, depending on whether the active track is a Drum

track or a MIDI track), but they can also be one of a number of

special MIDI message types. The format of each of the various event

types is described in detail later in this chapter, in the “Step Edit

Event Types” section. The event positioned at the uppermost line

(preceded by the >) is called the active event. It is the only event

whose fields can be edited by the cursor.

• The Now field:

The field shows the current position within the sequence. As in the

Play/Record screen, this value is changed by using the REWIND,

FAST FORWARD, and LOCATE keys. As this value changes, the

event display area is continually updated to display the events

contained at the newly-displayed location.

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