Editing Selected Events/Notes - Maschine mikro User Manual

◦ Fully lit pads indicate Sounds for which all events are selected: Press any lit pad to
remove all its events from the selection (the pad turns dim lit).
▪ In Keyboard mode, each pad represents a specific pitch of the focused Sound:
◦ Unlit pads indicate pitches at which the Pattern has no notes. Nothing happens when
you press them.
◦ Dimmed pads indicate pitches at which notes can be selected: Press any dimmed pad
to add all notes at that pitch to the selection. The pad turns fully lit to indicate that
all its notes are selected. You can press any additional dimmed pad to add its notes to
the selection.
◦ Fully lit pads indicate pitches at which all notes are selected: Press any lit pad to re-
move all its notes from the selection (the pad turns dim lit).
7.4.4

Editing Selected Events/Notes

Once you have selected particular events, you can edit them in various ways.
In the software you can edit events with your mouse only if Select mode is selected in the Edit
Mode selector:
Click the cursor icon on the left to select events with your mouse.
Action
Editing Selected Notes
Drag note horizontally
[Ctrl] + drag note horizontally
(Mac OS X: [Cmd] + drag note)
[Alt] + drag note
Drag left/right note border
Function
Moves selected notes in time according to the Step Grid (see quan-
tizing rules below).
Freely moves selected notes in time (overrides the Step Grid quanti-
zation).
Duplicates selected notes. When you drag horizontally, the copies
are moved in time according to the Step Grid (see quantizing rules
below).
Moves the start/end of selected notes according to the Step Grid,
thereby resizing the notes (see quantizing rules below).
Working with Patterns
Editing Events
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