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Editing Tool

Knob 3 (VELOCITY)

Knob 4 (LENGTH)

You can also use these editing functions to quickly create variations of your Patterns

during a live performance.

The following paragraphs will show you alternate editing functions available in the

tion of your controller. These functions also work outside Select mode.

Nudge Events and Notes

Nudging allows you to shift selected events by the Nudge Grid resolution (the events' offsets

relative to the Nudge Grid are preserved).

The Nudge Grid is based on the Step Grid and allows you to define even smaller jumps

than the Step Grid divisions to move your events more precisely. See section

Adjusting the Step Grid and the Nudge Grid

>) to nudge the selected events to the right. If nothing is selected, all event/

notes in the Pattern will be affected.

Adjusts the velocity of the selected events. If the events have different

velocities, the velocities differences are retained as long as the limits

(0 and 127) are not reached. If one event only is selected, its velocity

is shown under VELOCITY. If several events are selected, the field

shows (MULTI).

Moves the end of the selected events according to the Step Grid (the

offset of each event's end relative to the Step Grid is preserved). Hold

while you turn the knob to temporarily override the Step Grid

quantization and adjust the lengths in extremely small increments. If

the events have different lengths, the length differences are retained

as long as no event becomes shorter than one step.

If one event only is selected, its length is shown under LENGTH. If

several events are selected, the field shows (MULTI).

<) to nudge the selected events to the left, or

for more details.

Working with Patterns

Editing Events

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