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Mouse Cursors
The cursor changes to show you what the mouse can do as you move it over different
items on the display.
This cursor:
There are several additional cursors that appear momentarily during track editing, as
described on Page 248.
When a parameter's values are presented in a list or in a box, you can simply click the
desired value with your mouse without having to select the parameter first.
Pop-Up Menus
When a pop-up menu is available, you can select an item in the
menu by dragging the mouse to it—so the item's highlighted—
and then click the left mouse button to select it. The following two
pop-up menus are available from a number of screens.
Display Pop-Up Menu
You can quickly jump to some of the VS-2000's most important screens by clicking on
the small rectangle in the upper left-hand corner of many of the VS-2000's screens.
Channel Pop-Up Menu
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Means that the mouse:
is moving between items on the display. On the Home screen, you can
click on a track to select it.
can click on the item beneath the cursor. If it's a switch, you can toggle
through its values by repeatedly clicking. If it's an adjustable
parameter, you'll see either of the next two cursors after you click.
can raise or lower the parameter's value as you drag the mouse up or
down, respectively.
can raise or lower a parameter's value as you drag the mouse right or
left, respectively.
can drag the data beneath it during editing operations.
is ready to move whatever's beneath the mouse to a new location.
is ready to copy whatever's beneath the mouse by dragging; this
appears when SHIFT is held down during track editing.
is ready to trim the start of a phrase during track editing.
is ready to trim the end of a phrase during track editing.
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Drag to the
desired
menu item
and click.
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