Moving Midi Events - Akai MPC 4000 Reference Manual

4. Press the [F4] key (CUT).
If you had selected a single grid, pressing this key will delete the data and copy it to the
clipboard.
If you had selected a region, the Cut Data dialog box will appear.
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A Time field
Displays the region of the time axis (left/right) from which data will be deleted.
B Notes field
Displays the region of note numbers (up/down) that will be deleted.
C [F1] key (CANCEL)
Cancels the Delete operation and closes the popup window.
D [F3] key (DELETE)
Executes the Delete operation.
5. Verify that the Time field shows the time axis region you selected in step 3.
Hint: You can move the cursor to the Time field and make fine adjustments to the selected region of
the time axis.
6. If you are deleting note events, make sure that the Notes field shows the range
of note numbers you want to delete.
Hint: You can move the cursor to the Notes field and make fine adjustments to the selected range of
note numbers.
7. To execute the deletion, press the [F3] key (DELETE).
The MIDI events will be deleted, and the popup window will close.

Moving MIDI events

The MIDI event(s) selected in the graphic editor can be moved left/right (in the time axis)
or up/down (to change the note number).
1. Select the track that contains the MIDI event(s) you want to move.
2. Move the cursor to the View field, and turn the [JOG] dial so that the graphic
editor shows the MIDI event(s) you want to move.
If you selected control change or polyphonic key pressure, use the right side of the View
field to select the control change number or note number that you want to see.
3. Move the cursor to the graphic editor, and select the region of MIDI events you
want to move.
When the cursor is located in the graphic editor, you can select a region by holding down
the [SHIFT] key and using the CURSOR [[
4. Press the [F2] key (MOVE).
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