At 01:35 PM 11/23/99 -0000, you wrote:
>
>Yes I tried this too last nite and couldnt get it to work,
>no matter what I did. It was just as you described.
>PS I didnt posts this solution it was Tyler so I cant be
>held responsible ;)
>
>Hopefully Tyler can shed some light onto how he does it.
>
Ok i just gave it a shot, and you are right, if you use the split *Job* you
cannot select a start measure less than 2. However, if you use the split
*button* (which is what i've been using, it's the lower-rightmost button on
the little grid) it allows you to select measure 1. Strange. Try that and
see if it works for you.
>Cheers Menno
>
>
>>
>> Nov 1999, MENNO wrote:
>> >
>> > If you're not worried about using up space making
>> duplicates of phrases
>> > that you're not gonna change, use the 'split' button to
>> copy sections.
>> Just
>> > split the whole thing (I.e. measure 1-4 in a 4 measure
>> loop) to a new
>> > section and you'll have a duplicate with all new phrase
>#'s.
>>
>> I want to do this to make new phrases that I CAN change
>w/out
>> altering the
>> originals. I tried what you described, but... The
>default
>> measure to start
>> splitting is "2". I can move that # up, but not down. I
>> tried the +/-
>> keys, selecting and punching "1" in on the shift-number
>keys, but it
>> wouldn't take it. I'd really like to be able to do this,
>but
>> how? later,
>> jim
>>
>
>
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