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Chapter 4: Editing Sequences

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1. NEXT STEP:

This is the default setting. Pressing the REWIND [<] key

moves to the previous step within the sequence. Pressing the

FAST FORWARD [>] key moves to the next step within the

sequence. (The timing value of a step is set in the Timing

Correct screen’s Note Value field.)

COMMENT: If the current setting of the Swing% field

is set to a value other than 50%, pressing the

REWIND [<] and FAST FORARD [>] keys will move

forward or backward to locations that fall on swing

timing intervals. If you are editing a sequence that

contains 1/16-notes recorded at a swing setting of

50%, the even-numbered 1/16-notes will NOT be

heard as you step through the sequence, because

only notes existing in swung 1/16-note locations will

be viewed. This same rule applies to the Shift Timing

feature: if the Shift Amount field is set to 0 and you

are editing a sequence that was recorded while it was

set to any amount other than 0, none of the notes will

be seen as you step through the sequence, because

these notes fall on shifted locations, and you are

currently viewing only those notes that fall on non-

shifted locations.

2. NEXT EVENT:

Pressing the REWIND [<] key searches to the previous event

within the track. Pressing the FAST FORWARD [>] key

searches to the next event within the track. To search for

specific event types, set the Step Edit Display Filter to the

desired event type; pressing these keys will then cause the

MPC60 to locate to the next or previous event of the specified

type, ignoring event types not included in the display filter

settings.

• The Step Edit Display Filter section.

This is similar to the erase filter or the MIDI input filter, except this one

controls which types of MIDI events are displayed in the Step Edit

screen. For example, if the only events you want to edit are pitch bend

messages, it is bothersome to view all the other events. Another use is to

filter out continuous controller data to make it easier to view only the note

events.

To use the display filter, move the cursor to the View field. This is a

choice field with three options:

1. ALL EVENTS: If this option is selected, all possible event

types will be displayed.

2. ONLY VIEW: If this option is selected, only one event type can

be displayed, and the type of event to be displayed is

selected in a new field appearing directly to the right on the

same line. In this rightmost field all event types are listed,

including all 128 MIDI controllers, each one individually

named as listed in the MIDI 1.0 Detailed Specification.

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