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If you could trim an entire pattern easily...it would be a workaround.  
But I don't think you can do that either, can you?

Like an 8 bar pattern...make it start at bar 6 and end at 8....etc.


On Thursday, January 2, 2003, at 12:48 PM, Ruud Gerards wrote:

> indeed, that was my point, when I have a pattern with a lenght of 8 
> bars it is not convenient to make seperate "break" pattern of one bar 
> just to be able to mute the bass drum or something for 1 bar, that 
> sucks, I just want live realtime mute recording favourably with a 
> quantise ability so you can straight everything out in case you missed 
> a mute by a millisecond!
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: jesse_medway <medway808@...>
>   To: xl7@yahoogroups.com
>   Sent: Wednesday, January 01, 2003 9:56 PM
>   Subject: [xl7] Re: realtime track mutes recording in song mode
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>   I think his point was trying to record the mutes live.
>   I really wish the xx-7's had this ability too.
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>> You can create your song as long as those track mutes/unmutes are
>   at least one bar in length. In song record mode you insert patterns
>   one after another for any duration you like, but at least one bar (as
>   far as I can tell). If you can manage your song with track mutes of
>   at least a whole bar you can do exactly what you are asking. You just
>   insert that pattern over and over in it's varied form until you have
>   what you want. You may have to pencil it out as it is easy to get
>   lost a couple hundred bars down the line. Definetly in the manual
>   under Song Record Modes.   -S
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