Tascam SX-1 Release Note page 4

18. Audio events can now be muted via a key command ....................................................................40
19. What is loaded when Import Setup is chosen from the project template menu?..................40
20. Project Backup and Restore are now found in the Project menu at the top of the screen.......41
A new offline Timescale edit op was added ....................................................................................42
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22. Multiple Take selection additions]...................................................................................................44
23. Paste Ripple Left edits are now available from the VGA.............................................................44
The PS/2 ESC key can now cancel certain operations ..................................................................44
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CUT with Ripple right in event mode now supported ..................................................................44
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Event List Auto Scroll Behavior ......................................................................................................44
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NORMALIZE edit OP improvements ............................................................................................45
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Changes made to the sequencer in V 1.50
1. The SX-1 now supports Piano Roll Note event dragging..............................................................45
2. There is now a Tap Tempo feature..................................................................................................46
3. The order of the Nudge and Grid registers on the LCD has been changed ...............................46
4. The sorting of takes has changed on the LCD Track screen........................................................46
5. Polypressure events can now be added from the Piano Roll........................................................47
6. The SX-1 can now handle System Exclusive messages in a more elegant manner....................48
7. Enhanced Program Change functionality ......................................................................................50
8. Monitoring with transpose has been enhanced ..............................................................................51
MIDI meters now show highest value .............................................................................................51
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SMF import is now an undoable action ..........................................................................................51
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11. Default MIDI Input Filter changed .................................................................................................51
12. Adding 14 bit MIDI control events..................................................................................................51
MIDI Channel controller assignments changed ............................................................................52
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Changes made to the automation system in Version 1.5.
Trim All is now supported ................................................................................................................52
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Cue layer automation events now operate correctly .....................................................................53
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3. Groups and MIDI maps are now saved per Mix instead of per project.....................................53
Insert position is now automatable ..................................................................................................54
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5. Automation channel strip LED s now indicate present automation data ..................................54
6. The actions of Create, Load, Keep and Delete Mix are now undo-able .....................................54
7. CLARIFICATION: Mix management, and what happens when you delete them...................54
8. When trim-automating fader gain, the values are now decibel-based, not fader-positional ...54
A Whole New Section: The new FTP server:
1. First concept: Ethernet communication..........................................................................................55
2. Second concept: The IP address number........................................................................................55
3. Third concept: Static IP versus DHCP operation .........................................................................56
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