By guesswhosback
Mon Sep 26, 2005 2:33 pm
the best way to remove notes u dont want is to put in in record then press the pads you dont want while holding the erase key
By Penfold
Mon Sep 26, 2005 2:49 pm
the man said MOVE, not Remove!!
yes you can do this in step edit....however its alot different from 2000xl days..
so, scroll to the note u want to move, then press <- on ya mpc, then scroll to the time u want, press OVER DUB, then press the note (PAD) u want.
go to the old note u wanted to move and delete it.
if this is still wrong press UNDO and try again.
yes you can do this in step edit....however its alot different from 2000xl days..
so, scroll to the note u want to move, then press <- on ya mpc, then scroll to the time u want, press OVER DUB, then press the note (PAD) u want.
go to the old note u wanted to move and delete it.
if this is still wrong press UNDO and try again.
By AMG
Mon Sep 26, 2005 9:25 pm
guesswhosback wrote:the best way to remove notes u dont want is to put in in record then press the pads you dont want while holding the erase keydamn didn't think you could do that on here...i remember doing that on my Boss DR-5 back a few years.
MPC til infinity
By Balls
Wed Sep 28, 2005 8:26 am
Hey. Tried the trick yesterday when I got off from work.. didn't help me alot. I'm not sure that i understand what your'e meaning Penfold. How willl this move a note? What I'm thinking of is to somehow scroll in time for the individual note. Can this be done?? Maybe you could try to spell it out for me once again 
By truvc
Wed Sep 28, 2005 10:52 am
you cannot move a note in step edit. bt there are workarounds.
you can use penfold method
or use the copy&paste function.
the trick (as penfold stated) is to press the left arrow after copying the event. so that the cursor end up at the correct time in the time display. then add a few ticks. then paste. then delete the original event.
sounds tedious on writing, but just try it, in pratice it is very fast.
you can use penfold method
or use the copy&paste function.
the trick (as penfold stated) is to press the left arrow after copying the event. so that the cursor end up at the correct time in the time display. then add a few ticks. then paste. then delete the original event.
sounds tedious on writing, but just try it, in pratice it is very fast.
By Balls
Wed Sep 28, 2005 10:59 am
truvc wrote:you cannot move a note in step edit. bt there are workarounds.
you can use penfold method
or use the copy&paste function.
the trick (as penfold stated) is to press the left arrow after copying the event. so that the cursor end up at the correct time in the time display. then add a few ticks. then paste. then delete the original event.
sounds tedious on writing, but just try it, in pratice it is very fast.
Please explain it to me as if i were 5 years old. how does one scroll tiks in the time line??
By truvc
Wed Sep 28, 2005 12:36 pm
higlight the part of the timeline you want (using the arrows) and then turn the wheel to change it.
(and maybe can also use numerical input instead of the wheel)
(and maybe can also use numerical input instead of the wheel)