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Erasing tracks AND their LED's

2002-06-18 by S V G

A few months ago, there was several postings on getting rid of the LED on a track once
everything has been erased from it.  Several people had some workarounds including exporting the
whole pattern into Reason and fugging with it then sending it back.

     Today, I came across a simple way to do this.

     1)  Select the pattern you want to erase your track(s) from.

     2)  Go into Pattern Edit.

     3)  Scroll across to <Erase Events>

     4)  Set the parameter to <all track events>, press Enter.

     5)  Select which track(s) you wish to erase, press Enter.

     6)  Save your pattern to the same location.

     7)  Go back into Pattern Edit and scroll across to <Revert to Saved Pattern>, press Enter.

     Voila!  Your pesky little LED's are now outta the way.  It seems that the last step is the
one that wasn't being done by those who wanted to get rid of the LED.  

     I don't know if this counts as an OS bug, though if Scott or Aaron are reading this, they
would probably know.  If it's not a bug, then perhaps it can make it into future manual updates,
or even rEalm's excellent FAQ.

     Cheers,

          SVG

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Re: [xl7] Erasing tracks AND their LED's

2002-06-20 by erik_magrini@Baxter.com

Weird!  I'll try that one tonight, funny that revert fixes it!

rEalm





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     A few months ago, there was several postings on getting rid of the 
LED on a track once
everything has been erased from it.  Several people had some workarounds 
including exporting the
whole pattern into Reason and fugging with it then sending it back.

     Today, I came across a simple way to do this.

     1)  Select the pattern you want to erase your track(s) from.

     2)  Go into Pattern Edit.

     3)  Scroll across to <Erase Events>

     4)  Set the parameter to <all track events>, press Enter.

     5)  Select which track(s) you wish to erase, press Enter.

     6)  Save your pattern to the same location.

     7)  Go back into Pattern Edit and scroll across to <Revert to Saved 
Pattern>, press Enter.

     Voila!  Your pesky little LED's are now outta the way.  It seems that 
the last step is the
one that wasn't being done by those who wanted to get rid of the LED. 

     I don't know if this counts as an OS bug, though if Scott or Aaron 
are reading this, they
would probably know.  If it's not a bug, then perhaps it can make it into 
future manual updates,
or even rEalm's excellent FAQ.

     Cheers,

          SVG

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