You can change this value at any time as you create the Part. Choose a rhythmic value from the Step Length selectors.Open the Step Record toolbar by pressing the button in the Editor toolbar.Place the cursor at the point within the chosen Instrument Track that you wish to record to.To record a Part in Step Mode, follow these steps: Rest Click this button to move the cursor forward in time, according to the currently selected Step Length, in effect, creating a musical rest for that step.Press Back multiple times to erase multiple notes. Back Click this button to erase the most recently added note or chord and move the cursor back to where that note or chord started.Step Length With these selectors, you can choose a Step note length between whole notes and 64th notes, in the following musical note groupings: Straight, Triplet (3 notes in the space of 2), Quintuplet (5 notes in the space of 4), Septuplet (7 notes in the space of 8), or Dotted (notes are increased in length by 50% from the chosen rhythmic value).If you change the Quantize value, the Step Length value changes to match it. Follow Q Enable this to link the Step Length setting to the current Quantize setting.Toggle Enable off to exit Step Record mode. If you place the cursor in an empty area on the track, playing notes creates a new Instrument Part in that location, for notes to be recorded to. When enabled, playing notes on the keyboard adds notes and chords to the selected Instrument Part. Enable Toggle this on to enter Step Record mode.The Step Record toolbar contains the following controls: When you're finished, you can hide the Step Record controls by clicking the button again. To access Step Record mode, click to select the Instrument Track you wish to record to, open the Editor by clicking the button, then click the button in the Editor toolbar to display the Step Record toolbar. Rather than playing in real time, or drawing in notes with the Paint tool, you can simply specify a rhythmic value and press keys on your MIDI controller to enter notes and chords with ease and precision. Step Recording is a special, note-by-note method of recording musical note data.

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