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42 Chapter 1 Using Logic

• Nudge Event Position by −Nudge Value

The selected events (or Regions in the Arrange window) are shifted one step right (+1)

or left (−1), by whatever unit is referred to in the particular command name.

Setting Event Starts and Ends to fit Song Position

You can move the start or end of a selected event to the Song Position Line, by use of

the following key commands:

• Set Object Start to SPL Position

• Set Object End to SPL Position

The use of Set Object Start to SPL Position is only possible when the Song Position Line

(SPL) is placed before the start of the event. Similarly Set Object End to SPL Position only

makes sense if the SPL is placed after the end of the event. If not, the length of the

event will be shortened to one format (denominator) value.

Note: These key commands can also be used to set the start and endpoints of Regions.

Deleting Events

The basic techniques are the same as those for deleting Regions:

• Backspace deletes all selected events.

• The Eraser also deletes all selected events, and any events that you click with it

(whether previously selected or not).

Deleting Similar Events

Use Edit > Select Similar Regions/Events (events with the same controller number, for

example), and then delete the selected events by pressing Backspace.

Deleting Doubled Events

Events duplicated at the same bar position may be deleted by selecting MIDI > Erase

MIDI Events > Duplicates. Doubled events may have different second data bytes

(velocity, aftertouch or controller values); Logic only looks at the event type and

position, when determining whether or not two or more events are “duplicated”.

Deleting Events by Reference to the Locator Positions

Selecting MIDI > Erase MIDI Events > … also allows you to delete all events between (…

> Inside Locators) or outside (… > Outside Locators) the locator positions.

Deleting Events Outside the MIDI Region

When copying events or reducing the length of MIDI Regions, events can sometimes

end up outside the limits of a MIDI Region. These technically still belong to this MIDI

Region, although they won’t be played/heard. You can delete these events by selecting

MIDI > Erase MIDI Events > Outside Region Borders.

Deleting Unselected Events Within the Selection

If you have selected certain events within a range, and you want to delete all

unselected events, select MIDI > Erase MIDI Events > Unselected Within Selection.

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