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F 7 - 1 EVENT EDIT
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El.)EtH EDIT
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A
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C
D
E
F
G
H
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TRACK/PA TIERN
Selection of material to be edited
TRACK
Track of current song
PATIERN
Pattern
[fil
Track No./
1-8
Setting track number (when track is selected)
Pattern No.
00-99
Setting pattern number (when pattern is selected)
EUENT EDIT
Measure
M001 #001 1:00 F#4 1.)064 0:24 CINSlCDELl
A
8
C
D
E
F
G
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1-250
Measure to be edited
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Index
1-
Selection of event to be edited
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Location
TIE, 1:00- 6:47
Position of event in measure
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Event
Type of event
C-1- 09
Note
BEND
Pitch bend
AFIT
After
touch
PROG
Program change
CTRL
Control change
[fil
v
Velocity
2-126
(for note)
Bend
-8192 -8191
(for pitch bend)
After touch
0-127
(for after touch)
Program
IOO-I99/C0~99
(for program change)
c
Control
0-108
(for control change)
0
Length
0:00 - 6:00 TIE
Length of note (for note)
Data
0-127
Control data (for control change)
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[INS]
Inserting event
IBJ
[DEL]
Deleting event
Sequence data having a length of 1 step is called an event. For instance, a note assumes a value of 1 even
though it has a combination of data types, such as pitch (note number), volume (velocity) and the length of the
sound. Control data also assumes a step value of 1 even though it is a combination of type and value.
*
For control data,
1
MIDI message corresponds to 1 event.
Event edit is a function that changes, inserts and deletes any event in the play data of
tracks
or patterns.
*
In
event edit, any and all events can be edited; moreover, sequence data is re-written directly. This
editing, as a result, is both convenient and dangerous -- dangerous in that play data prior to editing
cannot
be recovered. Double checking of to-be-edited material is
advised.
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