Undo/Redo - Native Instruments MASCHINE Manual

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Undo/Redo

Undoing and re-doing your last actions can be useful to cancel operations you have performed

or to compare two versions before and after a change. You can undo nearly everything you did

after loading or creating your Project.

Note: If you save your Project, you will no longer be able to undo or redo any actions

performed before saving!

MASCHINE 2.0 provides two different undo/redo features, each of them being suited for spe-

cific situations:

▪ Step Undo allows you to cancel your last single action.

▪ Take Undo allows you to cancel your last group of actions.

Step Undo/Redo is the classic undo/redo found in most applications. It cancels or re-executes

each single action you have performed.

In the software use the following keyboard shortcuts for the Step Undo and Step Redo func-

To cancel your last action (Step Undo), press [Ctrl]+[Shift]+[Z] ([Cmd]+ [Shift]+ [Z] on

Mac OS X). To re-execute your last action (Step Redo), press [Ctrl]+ [Shift]+ [Y] ([Cmd]+

[Shift]+ [Y] on Mac OS X). You can also select Undo Step and Redo Step from the

menu in the Application Menu Bar or from the Edit submenu in the MASCHINE menu.

The commands in the

Suppose you have just recorded a 16th-note hi-hat beat over four bars, but then decide to can-

cel it. Normally you would have to cancel the 64 notes one at a time, repeatedly calling the

undo function 64 times in a row. This is what Take Undo has been made for!

menu additionally shows which action will be undone/redone!

Basic Concepts

Common Operations

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