Share your knowledge on these two classic MPCs
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By 64hz Mon Jul 27, 2009 4:22 pm
Which OS and which MPC?

I just use move notes (or something similair) in the 'edit' screen of the 60 os 3.10e
By hoveone Wed Jul 29, 2009 6:20 pm
copying a chord at once is not possible. i suggest the following procedure:

assign "next/past event" (instead of "... step") in the step editor options page to the locator buttons ">"/"<".

cut one note, exit step editor, move to the new destination, re-enter the step editor, paste it.

go to the remaining notes of the chord. cut one, hit ">", paste it. hit "<" to go back, cut it, hit ">", paste it and so on. thats the quickest way.

due to the fact that there is no "shift" button like on the 2000xl (">" was "next step", "shift + >" was next event) on the 3000 u got to do it like i described.
By deepah84 Sat Aug 08, 2009 7:26 pm
hoveone wrote:copying a chord at once is not possible. i suggest the following procedure:

assign "next/past event" (instead of "... step") in the step editor options page to the locator buttons ">"/"<".

cut one note, exit step editor, move to the new destination, re-enter the step editor, paste it.

go to the remaining notes of the chord. cut one, hit ">", paste it. hit "<" to go back, cut it, hit ">", paste it and so on. thats the quickest way.

due to the fact that there is no "shift" button like on the 2000xl (">" was "next step", "shift + >" was next event) on the 3000 u got to do it like i described.


yes that's what i do but there is no need to exit the step editor menu, i just use cut and paste with next step ... i mean, i only do it when i want to move a little, just one step or two.
To move a chord far inside the sequences i think the copy events button remains the best (-: