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To Import MIDI Groove Clips with the File Command
1. Move the Now Time to the place where you want to import the clip.
2. Highlight the track you want to import the clip into.
3. Use the File-Import-MIDI command.
The Import MIDI dialog appears,
4. Navigate to a folder where you store MIDI Groove clips. Make sure that the
Files of Type field is set to MIDI File.
5. Highlight the file you want to import—the File Info field displays the file’s
MIDI Groove clip data, if any.
6. If you want to preview (listen to) the highlighted file, click the Play button in
the Import MIDI dialog. When you decide to import the highlighted file, click
the Open button.
To Import MIDI Groove Clips from the Loop Explorer View
1. Make sure that the Snap-to-Grid setting is appropriate for what you want to
do.
2. If the Loop Explorer view is not open, use the View-Loop Explorer command
to display it.
3. Navigate to a folder where you store MIDI Groove clips.
4. Do either of the following:
• Drag the file you want to the track and time where you want it.
• Move the Now Time to the place where you want to import the file,
highlight the track you want to import the file into, and double-click the
file.
To Import a MIDI Groove Clip with Drag and Drop
1. Make sure that the Snap-to-Grid setting is appropriate for what you want to
do.
2. In the Windows Explorer, navigate to a folder where you store MIDI Groove
clips.
3. Drag the MIDI Groove clip to the track and time where you want it to go.
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