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By Dipnotiq Wed Nov 18, 2009 7:51 pm
I'm pretty sure this can be done, I just need to know how.

I have a track (let's say, track 4) in sequence 1. It is a drum track which I want to copy to an already-created sequence 2. I also want it to be track 4 (as it is in sequence 1) in sequence 2. How can I do this?

Thanks in advance to anybody that can help.
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By elevated Thu Nov 19, 2009 12:23 am
This is one of the things that JJ didn't modify or improve. You need to use Seq Edit (pad+13). Check the regular manual if any problems.
By evil A Sulli Thu Nov 19, 2009 2:47 am
elevated wrote:This is one of the things that JJ didn't modify or improve. You need to use Seq Edit (pad+13). Check the regular manual if any problems.


Be nice...no need to say names...


He is correct MODE+PAD 13 then go to track move... and it works great.
By jimmie Fri Nov 20, 2009 1:15 am
evil A Sulli wrote:Be nice...no need to say names...

He is correct MODE+PAD 13 then go to track move... and it works great.


Errr, no.

Go to Mode+Pad13, then go to the EVENTS tab (not track move) and set EDIT to COPY.
Then on the right hand side, set:
From sq: 1 Tr:4
To sq: 2 Tr:4
(as per your example)

You have to set the correct program on your newly copied track afterwards.

This is all basic stuff, but there ya go anywayz :)

p.s. track move is just for moving around the order of your tracks within one sequence.