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Merging Parts

Merging one Part with another adds all Events in the first Part to the second. It is done like this:

1. Hold down [Ctrl] and [Alt] on the computer keyboard.
2. Drag the first Part and release it on top of the other Part.
The result of this depends on the Snap Setting and the Record Mode:

• Overdub Mode gives a regular merge, that is the contents of the second Part are kept, together with the inserted Events from the first Part.

• Replace Mode will make the inserted Events replace the old Events in the destination Part.
Regardless of Record Mode, the destination Part will keep all its Parameters (Output, MIDI Channel and so on).

P The dragged Part is not erased or even moved. A copy of its contents is made, and it is this copy that is merged into the other Part.
Appearance and size of the merged Part

 

The start and end points of the two Parts don't have to match at all:

 

...new Parts are created, following the same rules as when creating Parts in other ways.
If the two Parts don’t exactly overlap...

P You can only merge two Parts which belong to the same Track class. Group Parts cannot be merged.