Seperating Parts of one Track

kaoskube · Post by **kaoskube** » 00:16, 22 November 2004

Hi all.

I have had an X7 for 3 days now. When I got it, it was a clearance item because Guitar Center is getting rid of the 76 keys b/c they feel they are redundant.

So it doesn't have a manual or anything so I'm learning by reading posts on this WONDERFUL site.

My question is this. I have a track ( Trk 1 ) that has my drums in it. I put all the drums in this track b/c I was getting tired ( 4:30 am ) and just wanted to see what it would sound like before going to sleep.

Is there a way that I can seperate each part of trk 1 and put the snare on track 2 and HH on track 3 without having to redo the parts? Like a copy/paste/remove or something. The only thing my tired mind could come up with last night was that i could copy the track, and simply erase the part i don't want there by holding down the key as the copied track plays, and repeat for track 3.

Also, where can I get a manual?

kaoskube · Post by **kaoskube** » 00:16, 22 November 2004

Somehow got double posted sorry!!!

tzoid · Post by **tzoid** » 01:03, 22 November 2004

You can download a PDF version of the manual fron Roland US website. http://rolandus.com/products/pdf_manual ... 36&Pdf=113

kaoskube · Post by **kaoskube** » 03:10, 22 November 2004

Thanks for the info! As soon as I was done posting, I found out where to get the manual! If I had of taken another minute, I would have seen it with out having to post. But thanks for your help. From what I can gather, this is a wonderful site, and I am proud to be a newbie member!!

nsheldon · Post by **nsheldon** » 04:14, 22 November 2004

You can also download the PDF versions of the manual from the international Roland web site without having to register or receive an e-mail confirmation. This site is at http://www.roland.com/products/en/. IMO, it's stupid of Roland to require registration on the Roland US site (or any of their sites) as no other manufacturer requires such registration that I know of. In any case, it's a very good thing they finally did release them in PDF format though.

Regards,

Nathan Sheldon
http://www.nathansheldon.com/

QuinnX · Post by **QuinnX** » 16:39, 22 November 2004

Seperating tracks like that, require you to copy specifying TRACK to copy and also Channel to copy rather than (Channel 1-16 ALL)

seperating individial parts in a drum kit track also require you to the specify key range during copy operations.

if you dont know what key range to choose check the track in micro edit.

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