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09: Copy Event
Copies all data from a specified range of measures from one track of a speci-
fied song to the specified measure in the specified track of the specified song.
This operation overwrites the data from the beginning of the specified destina-
tion measure with the data from the source measures. Previous data in the
overwritten measures is therefore lost.
The upper
“Song”
parameter selects the source song — i.e. the song from
which the data is to be copied: “01” ... “10”.
The lower
“Song”
parameter selects the destination song — i.e. the song
to which the data is to be copied: “01” ... “10”.
The upper
“TR”
parameter selects the source track — i.e. the track from
which the data is to be copied: “01” ...
“16” for the sequencer tracks, “Pat” for
the’ accompaniment pattern track,
“Chd” for the accompaniment chord track,
“Tmp” for the tempo track, or “All” for all tracks. When “Pat”, “Chd”, “Tmp” or
“All” is selected, the lower
“TR”
parameter is automatically set to the same track.
The, lower
“TR”
parameter selects the destination track — i.e. the track to
which the data is to be copied: “01” ...
“16” for the sequencer tracks, “Pat” for the
accompaniment pattern track, “Chd” for the accompaniment chord track, “Tmp”
for the tempo track, or “All” for all tracks. When “Pat”, “Chd”, “Tmp” or “All” is
selected, the upper
“TR”
parameter is automatically set to the same track.
The
“M”
parameters above the upper graphic bar are used to specify the
first measure:beat and last measure:beat of the range to be copied.
•
Previous data in
measures overwritten
by the Copy Event
job will be completely erased
and replaced by the copied data.
• The time signature is copied
by the Copy Event job, but
Voice and Play Effect data is
not copied.
The “M” parameters below the lower graphic bar specifiy the destination
measure:beat to which the data will be copied, as well as the number of times
the data is to be copied.
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