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THE SEQUENCER

Copying patterns to

sequencer tracks

As described on page 288, you can use the “To Track” function when using the

Dr.Rex Loop Player device. This creates sequencer notes on the selected track, so

that each slice in the REX loop gets a corresponding sequencer note. Playing back

the sequencer track will then play all slices in the correct order, with the original timing

of the loop.

Similar functions are available for the Redrum and Matrix devices.

• By using the function Copy Pattern to Track on the Edit menu or device context

menu, you can copy the contents of the current pattern to a note clip on the se-

lected sequencer track.

• The function Convert Pattern Track to Notes works in a similar way, but converts

all patterns in a song to note clips (taking pattern changes into account).

✪ There is also a similar function for the RPG-8 Arpeggiator - see “Render-

ing arpeggio notes to track” for a description.

The procedures differ slightly for the different device types:

Using the “To Track” function for REX Loops

This assumes that you have loaded a REX loop into the Dr.Rex device. For details, see

page 287.

1. Set the left and right locator to encompass the section you want to “fill” with

notes for the REX loop.

2. Select the track connected to the Dr.Rex device.

3. Click the “To Track” button on the Dr.Rex device panel.

The slices in the loop will be converted to note events in note clips of the same

length as the loop. Depending on the set length one or several clips are created to

fill out the locator range,

D If the length of the area between the locators is greater than the length

of the REX loop, the clips will be repeated on the track note lane.

This function always creates an exact number of clips, meaning that the last clip

may “stick out” after the right locator.

Here, the loop was 4 bars long. Since there are two bars between the locators, the clip will stick

out after the right locator.

The “Copy Pattern to Track” function

This is available for the Redrum and the Matrix. It is useful when you have created a

single pattern and want to use it as starting point for editing in the sequencer. You

could also use this if you e.g. have created a drum pattern and want to have this pat-

tern play back some other type of device.

Proceed as follows:

1. Set the left and right locator to encompass the section you want to “fill” with

the notes in the pattern.

You may want to make sure the length of the area between the locators is a multi-

ple of the pattern length, to avoid “cutting off” the pattern.

2. Select the track you wish to copy the notes to.

If you use this function with Redrum, you should normally select the Redrum track.

If the device is a Matrix, you should not copy the notes to the Matrix track, but to

the track for the device controlled by the Matrix (since the Matrix doesn’t produce

any sound in itself). You can also copy the notes to any other instrument device

track if you like.

3. Select the device and select “Copy Pattern to Track” from the Edit menu or

the device context menu.

D If you selected a track not connected to the pattern device, a dialog will

appear where you can click OK to proceed, or Cancel to abort the opera-

tion.

The pattern is converted to note clips on the track (see the notes below). If the length

of the area between the locators is greater than the pattern length, the clips will be re-

peated to fill out the area.

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