Kurzweil FORTE SE Musician's Manual page 307

Song Mode and the Song Editor
Song Editor: Track Functions
If you do not want to copy all of the MIDI events in the defined range of time on the current track,
use the Events parameter in the Region/Criteria box to select a specific MIDI event type you
would like the edit function to affect. Some event types provide you more criteria selection
parameters. It is often a good idea to set Events to Notes when copying, and then add any
necessary controller or other data to the track at a later time.
DstTrack: 1 to 16 / All
Select a destination track for the copied events with the DstTrack parameter. All selected events
described in the Region/Criteria box will be placed in the destination track(s) at any Bar and Beat
you specify.
If the currently selected track is All tracks then the destination track will be All tracks as well.
No matter what channel the current track (source track) is set to when you use the copy function,
the events will be placed on the destination track's channel.
Location: Bars : Beats : Ticks
Specify a bar, beat, and tick location in the destination track where the copied data will be placed
with the Location parameter. If the length of the copied region extends from the Location point
beyond the song's existing End point, a new End point is defined.
Mode: Merge/Erase/Slide
The Mode setting determines whether the copied events merge with, or erase existing events on
the destination track from the location point to the end of the copied region. With Mode set to
Slide, the sequencer creates space for the new events, and slides the existing events to uniformly
later times in the song.
Times: 1 to 127
The value selected for the Times parameter determines how many copies of the selected region
are placed, one after another, in the destination track.
Bounce
Use the Bounce function to move the selected events from the current track to another track,
either merging with or overwriting existing data on the destination track. The Bounce function
differs from the Copy function in that the original data is not preserved in the original track. As
on a multi-track tape recorder, Bounce will always put the data in the same timeline on the new
track that it was on the old track.
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