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#60674 - 01/31/05 10:26 PM Re: Composer- Copy from to
dpeisic Offline
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Registered: 12/19/04
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Loc: San Deigo, Ca, USA
Thank you all for all the support.

I will explore it futher.

When copying composerA to composerC, What kind of edit can you do that will be a benifit for composer A and composer C for example?

What will be the advantages to copy composer to custom versus composer to composer?


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Doron Peisic
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#60675 - 02/01/05 04:01 AM Re: Composer- Copy from to
technicsplayer Offline
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depends exactly what you want to achieve in editing. One reason might be on page 2 to copy a track from one rhythm into another rhythm, thus being able to mix and match tracks from different existing styles.

Custom is permanent memory, once there you don't need to save a style, only save if you want to overwrite it. Composer is temporary memory, you need to save before switch off.

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#60676 - 02/01/05 07:29 AM Re: Composer- Copy from to
dpeisic Offline
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Registered: 12/19/04
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Loc: San Deigo, Ca, USA
Got it.

Thank very much again.

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Doron Peisic
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#60677 - 02/01/05 09:14 AM Re: Composer- Copy from to
technicsplayer Offline
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you're welcome

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#60678 - 02/02/05 06:52 AM Re: Composer- Copy from to
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Hi Alec

Excellent explanation.
You've almost enough for another book. I suggest everyone should print it off and
keep it as a written reference.

Peter B

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#60679 - 02/02/05 07:40 AM Re: Composer- Copy from to
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thanks, Peter. Here's the one to keep : http://www.synthzone.com/ubbs/Forum25/HTML/002871.html/URL

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