Editing Sequences

Press and hold SHIFT and press the following PADS to perform the following actions for your sequence:

PAD 2 – Half Seq: Cuts the length of the current sequence in half. For example, a 4-bar sequence becomes a 2-bar sequence.
PAD 3 – Double Seq: Doubles the length of the current sequence, duplicating all recorded events. For example, a 4-bar sequence becomes an 8-bar sequence.
PAD 6 – Half Speed: Makes all events in the current sequence play at half speed, so they take twice as much space in the sequence. For example, hi-hats playing at 1/8 notes now play at 1/4 notes.
PAD 7 – Double Speed: Makes all events in the current sequence play at double speed, so they take half as much space in the sequence. For example, hi-hats playing at 1/8 notes now play at 1/16 notes.
PAD 10 – Rec Quantize: Activates or deactivate record quantization. This makes all recorded events snap to the grid based on the current time division. This can also be adjusted in Sequence Mode.
PAD 11 – Resample: Press this to capture the current sequence a new sample. After selecting this action, press the pad where you want to add the new sample, and the sequence is rendered as a new sample to that pad.
PAD 12 – Song: Enter Song Mode, where you can string together sequences to create a song, and then export it as an audio file or new sequence added to your project. See the following Song Mode chapter to learn more.
Pad 14 – Time Correct: Enter the Time Correct menu, where you can adjust and apply quantization to events in your sequence. See the Time Correct chapter to learn more.