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Selections and Edit Focus

Almost all operations in the remote editor are performed on one or more selected

zones or on the zone with edit focus. Several zones can be selected at once, but only

one zone at a time can have edit focus.

This is important since:

D Editing operations that can be performed on several zones (like delet-

ing), always apply to the selected zones.

D Editing operations that can be performed on one zone only, always apply

to the zone with edit focus.

D The front panel always shows the settings for the zone with edit focus.

Here no zone is selected.

Here the middle zone is selected but does not have edit focus.

Here the middle zone has edit focus but is not selected. Notice the thicker border and the additional

handles in the key range area.

Here the middle zone is selected and has edit focus.

Here, all three zones are selected, but the middle one has edit focus.

Selecting Zones

D To select a zone, click on it.

Clicking on a zone will also automatically give it edit focus.

You can also select multiple zones in several ways:

D By holding down [Shift] or [Command] (Mac)/[Ctrl] (Windows) and click-

ing on the zones you wish to select.

This way you can select several non-contiguous zones. You can also deselect a

selected zone by clicking on it again.

D By using the keyboard command [Command]-[A] (Mac)/[Ctrl]-[A] (Win-

dows).

This will select all of the zones in the key map display. To deselect all zones, click

in an unoccupied area in the Sample column or the key map area.

D By clicking and dragging a selection box in the key map area.

Note that the zones don’t have to be completely encompassed by the selection box.

The selection box only have to intersect parts of the zones to include them in the se-

lection.

Making a selection box like this....

...will select these zones:

1 2 ... 258 259 260 261 262 263 264 265 266 267 268 ... 401 402

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