EPS-16 PLUS Musician's Manual Section 9 — Sequencer Edit Functions
INSERT and DELETE
After selecting a location with the Event Locating Screen, you can INSERT or
REMOVE notes, controllers, or program changes.
• From the Event Locating Screen, press the Enter•Yes button. The display
reads:
From this screen, you can use the Left/Right Arrow buttons to choose
between the following:
1) INSERT a note, controller, or program change into the selected track
2) DELETE a note controller, or program change into the selected track
• INSERT — This command is used to insert an event into the selected track. To
utilize this function, select the type of command to be inserted with the Event
Type Filter. Advance to the Event Locating Screen and select the location
where the event is to be placed. On events other than key events, set the desired
event value. Finally, use this screen to insert the event. Pressing Enter•Yes
with INSERT underlined will insert the event.
• DELETE — Removes the event displayed on the Event Locating Screen. As
with the INSERT command, select the type of command to be removed with the
Event Type Filter. Advance to the Event Locating Screen and select the location
where the event that is to be removed is located Finally, use this screen to
remove the event Pressing Enter•Yes with DELETE underlined will remove
the event
Hint: When a key event is deleted, the key number and velocity are remembered. The
next time a key event is inserted it will default to the last key event deleted. This
provides a convenient way to move a single key event that may be off-time. This
is only true for key events.
Auditioning Changes
Once you have completed making changes to the track and would like to hear how
they sound, press the Cancel•No button. This places you on the KEEP
OLD/NEW page. From here, you can decide whether to keep the changes you've
made, or go back and try again. If you have not made any changes to the track,
pressing Cancel•No exits the EVENT EDIT TRACK command.
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