4.11 Cross-Screen Editing

Cross-screen editing enables duplicated patterns across multiple, equivalent zoom level screens to be edited in-sync with the current screen displayed on the 16x8 grid. This means changing one screen, for example, to add an extra kick at the end of a bar, will be applied to all other out-of-view screens.

Applying edits across multiple screens

1. Select a pattern and duplicate it to match your needs. Example 1 bar pattern duplicated twice and visible across 4 x ‘screens’, of the 16x8 grid with 16th resolution.
2. Ensure the screen to edit is in focus. Example, first bar of a 4 bar pattern at 16th resolution.
3. Edit the pattern as desired. Example, place extra kick at the end of the pattern, first bar. The edit will only affect the first bar.
4. Press [CROSS-SCREEN] to switch the mode on. Button lit.
5. Edit the pattern as desired. Example, place extra kick at the end of the pattern, first bar. The edit will be changed in the first bar in view and also bar 2,3 and 4 off screen.
6. Edits in cross-screen mode are dependant on, and locked to the zoom level. Example, if 8th note resolution displays 2 bars in view and changes are made in cross-screen mode at the end of bar 2, this will also change at the end of bar 4, the screen out of view.

Note

Clips individually remember whether, and at what zoom level, they have cross-screen edit mode applied. Entering the mode for one track will not automatically be active for any other track that is then edited.

Cross-Screen edit mode