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THE SEQUENCER

Track types

There are three basic track types:

D Tracks for instrument devices and other devices that receive notes.

Devices such as synths, samplers or the RPG-8 arpeggiator will automatically get

a record enabled track when created. On such tracks you can create any number

of note lanes, and any note lane can record clips that contain any combination of

data (notes/performance/automation).

D Tracks for devices that do not receive notes (effect and mixer devices)

only contain automation lanes.

Such devices do not automatically get a track when created. To automate effect or

mixer parameters you need to first create a track for the corresponding device. The

number of available lanes is determined by the device - there will be one dedicated

lane available for each automatable parameter in the device.

✪ If you press [Alt] (Win) / [Option] (Mac) when you create a device, this

will create tracks for devices that usually don’t get tracks and vice versa.

D The Transport track.

The Transport track is always present at the top of the track list and cannot be

moved or deleted. The Transport track can have two lanes; one for automating

tempo changes, and one for automating time signature changes. See “Automating

tempo and time signature”.

About the two view modes

The sequencer has two basic view modes; Arrange mode and Edit mode. You can

switch between these views by clicking the button in the upper left corner of the se-

quencer.

Arrange mode

In Arrange mode, all clips on all lanes of all tracks can be shown. Use this mode to get

an overview of your arrangement, and when you want to perform clip-based editing

such as rearranging whole sections of your song, etc. See “Editing clips in Arrange

mode”.

Edit mode

In Edit mode, you get a close-up look at the recorded events on a track (or a specific

note lane on a track in case there are several note lanes). When Edit mode is se-

lected, the right part of the sequencer area can be divided into several horizontal edit

lanes, showing different types of events (notes, REX slices, drum sounds, automation,

etc.). This is the view mode of choice for fine editing of your recording, and for draw-

ing notes, controllers and other events manually. See “The Edit mode”.

D When you open a note clip for editing, Edit mode is automatically se-

lected.

Automation clips can be opened in either Arrange or Edit mode. Pattern clips can-

not be opened, but are always edited directly in Arrange mode.

Arrange

mode

selected.

Edit

mode

selected.

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