Selection Using The Track Menu's Onscreen Selection Tools - Roland VS-2000 Owner's Manual

18—Editing Tracks
To quick-select phrase and regions for all other quick-selectable edit operations:
1. Turn CH EDIT off.
2. Press the desired track's TRACK/STATUS button—it lights solid red to
3. Repeat Steps 1 and 2 for any other tracks you want to include.
4. To unselect a track, press its TRACK/STATUS button again—it flashes
The V-Track map on the display shows you which V-Tracks are currently selected
for editing. Any V-Track with a flashing, wide white box is selected for editing.
After you've selected the desired phrase(s) or regions(s), set up the rest of the edit
operation on the display.

Selection Using the TRACK Menu's Onscreen Selection Tools

For most of the TRACK menu's editing operations, when you want to select a phrase or
region using the TRACK menu onscreen selection tools, you press:
•
When you press F1 (SelPhr) or F1 (SelTrk), the phrase or region selection display
appears in the upper part of the screen—just beneath the current time location
display—while the playlist is visible in the lower part of the screen.
Phrase
selection
display
When you're performing phrase deletion, normalization or naming, or region
exchanging or naming, there's no need to press F1—the desired selection display
appears on the edit operation's main screen.
There are no phrase or region selection displays for creating a new phrase, importing a
region from another project or re-arranging the order of regions in a project.
If you select a phrase or region on one of a pair of linked tracks, the phrase—if it's
touching the now line—or region on the other linked track is also selected.
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show it's targeted for editing.
green to show it's no longer selected.
F1 (SelPhr)—to select a phrase
You can select tracks that
have a phrase touching the
now line.
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• F1 (SelTrk)—to select a region
You can select any track—whether it
contains audio in the defined region or
not—since regions can contain silence.
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Region
selection
display