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About Parts and Group Parts

• A Part can be used as it is, even though you have put it into a Group.

Therefore, you might have to Mute a Track if the Parts on it are used in a

Group and the Group is played back at the same time as the Parts in it.

Otherwise you will get double notes that might give you an increase in vol-

ume, reduced polyphony or strange ﬂanger effects.

• You can decide if Parts on muted Tracks should be muted when played

back from the Group or not.

This is done using the "Groups take Part Mute" checkbox in the MIDI Setup

dialog (see the online Help).

• A Group Part has "living" links to all the Parts in it.

If you delete a Part, it disappears in the Group, and if you change its Playback

parameters, this is also reﬂected in the Group. If you move it, however, this is

not reﬂected in the Group.

• If you add Parts to a Group, so that this lengthens the Group, this is not

shown in the Group Parts on the Group Tracks.

That is, the already placed Group Parts keep the original length. Use the Pencil

tool to lengthen the Group Part and "reveal" the added music. When you place

Group Parts from the Group List

after

having added Parts to the Group, these

new

Group Parts automatically get the right length.

Once they're on the Group Track, Group Parts are treated just as regular Parts. They

can be:

• Moved.

• Selected in any way that regular Parts can.

• Duplicated (Hold down [Alt]).

• Muted.

• Deleted in any way that Parts can.

• Sized using the pencil tool.

● You can also use any function, like Quantizing, directly on a Group Part.

However, this will not affect the Group Part itself, but rather all Parts that

make up the Group.

Group Parts can not be:

• Recorded into.

• Merged with other Parts.

• Grouped.

• Edited in any way (split, joined, or edited in the Edit windows. You can edit

the contents by editing the Parts that make up the Group).

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