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Overview
The Loop Composer allows creating simple musical loops,
by combining a set of Sequences
The fun about Loop Compositions is that they very easily to create core blocks of music.
Each line (=track) of a Loop Composition can play a Sequence
and can have its own Player, transpose and velocity factor.
How it works :
A right-click/command-click within the pool pops up a quick contextual menu.
You can change the pool's width by dragging the dividing line at the right border of the pool.
The mute LED indicates the mute status for a track, and you can lasso them to switch their state.
By holding [Control]+[Alternate] while clicking on a Track mute, the current 'mute-set' is stored in that button.
This mute-set can be recalled by holding [Alternate] while clicking a mute button.
This means that you can store/recall 128 mute-sets.
If recording is active AND "Record Track Mutes" is enabled,
all this (un)muting will be recorded as Mute Events.
The solo LED indicates the solo status for a track, and you can lasso them to switch their state.
The button opens the relevant Player editor in the Sound window.
By holding [Shift] while clicking a track header, you can move a track up/down, so that you can rearrange the order of the tracks ...
Mouse Tools
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The Arrow is used to select the current track, and to edit its different values. |
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The Gum is used to erase Sequences out of the current Loop Composition.
Note that if you really want to delete a Sequence, and free its memory, hold [Shift] before gumming, or [Shift]+[Delete]. |
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