Sequencer mode
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Example)
Moving the data of an entire track
1. Return the location to the beginning.
2. Press the tool.
3. Press the left side of measure 1 in the track you want to
move.
4. While continuing to press, drag to the move-destina-
tion track, and release.
If the move‐destination measures contain events, the Drag
Move dialog box will appear.
Overwrite will overwrite the source data over the
destination data (replacing the destination data with the
source data). Merge will combine the source and destination
data. Press the OK button to execute the move.
If there are no events in the move‐destination measures, this
dialog box will not appear; the move will occur immediately.
Copy tool
Use this to copy the events of the selected measures.
Use the or tool to select the region that you want to
copy, and then choose this tool. Press the copy‐destination
measure or drag the selected region of measures to the
desired copy‐destination. The data at the copy‐destination
will always be overwritten.
Note: This operation is equivalent to executing the Copy
Measure menu command (see p.179).
Example)
Copying the events of measures 1–2 to measures 3–4
1. Press the tool.
2. Drag over measures 1–2 to specify the edit region.
3. Press the tool.
4. Press measure 3 (the copy-destination measure). Alter-
natively, drag the edit region to measure 3.
The copy will be executed.
5. If desired, you can press another copy-destination to
copy the data repeatedly.
Example) Copying the data of an entire track
You can copy the data of an entire track to another track.
Refer to “Example”) Moving the data of an entire track.” In
step 2, choose the tool.
Erase tool
Use this to erase the events from the selected measures.
Choose this tool, and press the measures you want to erase.
The events of those measures will be erased.
This operation is equivalent to executing the Erase Measure
command with Kind set to All (See “Erase Measure” on
page 177.).
Example) Erasing events
1. Press the tool.
If you choose Overwrite
The destination is overwritten
by the source data
If you choose Merge
The two sets of data are combined
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