I have my own method of organization in which I put related patterns and automation clips near each other (related by instrument), put similar automation clips near each other (related by parameter or ultimate purpose ), put section tabs, and name everything.īut if you really do want to just condense your patterns down, do what Skrypnyk said. I used to get confused when I went back to old project files, but I no longer get confused because these days I'm organized. These techniques are discussed in the main Playlist section.I uh, just don't do that. Pattern Clips can be arranged in the same manner as Audio and Automation Clips. Pat - Uses the color settings of the parent pattern.Right-Click the channel button and use the color selector on the Channel re-name popup panel. Chan - Uses the color settings of the parent channel.Pink in the Playlist needs to 'suck it in' and stop being a 'big cry baby' about it. Event data always displays in pink, so anyone uncomfortable about being seen using Note color is set from within the Piano roll. Note - Uses the color settings of the parent pattern (notes & event).Right-Click tab - Show Pattern Clip menu.
Selecting CTRL+click will focus all clips so they can be moved together. This is particularly useful when clips are stacked, the focused clip will be brought to the top for The clip focus selector (shown below) is used to focus various clip types. There is a Patterns Menu, Pattern Clip Menu and a Patterns Selector Panel for adding patterns. NOTE: Pattern notes and event automation can share the same clip, in this case the display will show a layered (combined) view. Pattern Clips are displayed in the title bar of the Clip. Patterns can be placed in the Playlist as Pattern Clips. Patterns can contain note and/or automation stored as event automation data.
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