User Manual

Parts and Events
Editing Techniques for Parts and Events
RESULT
The events are split.
NOTE
If you split a MIDI part so that the split position intersects one or several MIDI notes and Split
MIDI Events is activated in the Preferences dialog (Editing—MIDI page), the intersected notes
are split and new notes are created at the beginning of the second part. If it is deactivated, the
notes remain in the first part, but stick out after the end of the part.
Gluing Events
In the Project window, you can glue two or more events that are situated on the same track.
PROCEDURE
● Do one of the following:
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Select Glue and click the event that you want to glue to the next event.
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Select Glue , hold down Alt, and click the event that you want to glue to all
following events.
RESULT
The events are glued together.
NOTE
If you first split an audio event and then glue the parts together again, an event is created, in any
other case, a part is created.
Pasting Events
You can paste events from the clipboard.
PROCEDURE
● Do one of the following:
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Select the events and select Edit> Functions> Paste at Origin to paste the event at
the same position from which you cut or copied it.
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Select the events, select the track where you want to paste them, and select Edit>
Functions> Paste Relative to Cursor to paste the event while keeping its relative
position to the project cursor.
RESULT
If you paste an audio event, it is inserted on the selected track, positioned so that its snap point is
aligned with the cursor position.
If the selected track is of the wrong type, the event is inserted on its original track.
Pasting Events To Matching Track Names
You can copy events in one project and paste them at the first track that matches the exact track
name in another project.
PROCEDURE
1. Copy the events in one project.
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