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● When you delete a Tempo or Time Signature Event, you actually remove a

change

in Tempo/Time Signature. Since you remove the change, the previous

Tempo or Time Signature will remain, until the next Event.

You can not delete the ﬁrst Tempo or Time Signature Event.

Repeating Events

The Repeat function on the pop-up Do menu can be used to block-duplicate a

number of Events one or more times. It operates on all Events, Tempo changes,

Time Signature changes and Hitpoints at the same time.

1. Set up the Left and Right Locator (on the Transport bar) to encompass the

section you want to repeat.

2. Set the Song Position to where you want the ﬁrst block of Events to ap-

pear (you can click on the Time or Meter Rulers to do this).

3. Select Repeat from the pop-up Do menu.

4. In the dialog box that appears, set the number of times you want the

block repeated.

5. Click OK.

The copies will now appear. They are lined up "edge to edge", starting at the

Song Position.

Creating Accelerandi and Ritardandi

The Line tool in the Toolbox (see page 392) can be used to create continuous tempo

changes, accelerandi and ritardandi (deaccelerandi). The Line tool is described in

detail in the chapters describing the MIDI editors.

• To ﬁt

existing

Events under the line (to create a ramp), position the

mouse, press the mouse button and drag to create a line. Release the

mouse.

• To create new Events, hold down [Alt] before pressing the mouse button.

New Events that ﬁt "under the line" are created, spaced according to the

Snap value.

Please note that if you have the display switched to Time Base (see page 390) the

ramp will appear "curved" since the meter scale is compacted/expanded. If this is

confusing, switch over to meter base.

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