For more information on the Step Grid, see section ↑10.1.7, Adjusting the Step Grid
and the Nudge Grid.
▪ If playback is on, the playhead jumps to the closest position near your mouse cursor that
retains the current playhead position relative to the Pattern Grid division. This allows seam-
less jumps that don’t break the rhythm of your music. If the Pattern Grid is set to Off (i.e.
disabled) or Quick, the playhead position is retained relative to the current bar.
For more information on the Pattern Grid, see section ↑10.1.6, Adjusting the Arrange
Grid and the Pattern Length.
Example with playback on: Assuming that your Pattern is four bars long and the Pattern Grid
resolution is set to one bar, if you click around the 1.4 mark (4th beat of the 1st bar) in the
timeline when the playhead reaches the 3.3 mark (3rd beat of the 3rd bar), the playhead will
jump from the 3.3 to the 1.3 mark (3rd beat of the 1st bar) and continue from there.
10.1.5 Group View and Keyboard View
The Pattern Editor allows you to edit the events for all 16 Sound slots of the selected Group:
this is called the Group view.
► Click the Group View button (showing little rows) on the left of the Pattern Editor to
switch it to Group view:
In Group view each row of the Event area represents a different Sound slot.
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