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Copy, paste & erase sequencer patterns – Arturia KeyStep Pro Keyboard with Advanced Sequencer and Arpeggiator User Manual

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6.3.3. Copy, Paste & Erase Sequencer Patterns

In the previous chapter, we explained how to copy steps within a Pattern. In this section,

we'll explain how to copy and paste one Pattern to another in the same track, or to a Pattern

in another track.

Holding down Copy and pressing Pattern starts Pattern Copy mode. You know you're in

Pattern Copy mode when the Copy and Pattern buttons blink.

To copy one Pattern:

• Hold down Copy and press Pattern. Saved Patterns will blink in blue; Patterns

with unsaved edits will blink in red

• The screen displays “Select Pattern to Copy, Press Exit to Cancel”, inviting you to

select a Pattern or cancel

• Hit the step of the Pattern you want to copy

• Hold down Paste and press the button of the step where you want to save the

Pattern

If you want to copy a Pattern to more than one location:

Hold down Copy and press Pattern. Saved Patterns will blink in blue, Patterns with unsaved

changes in red.

The screen displays “Select Pattern to Copy, Press Exit to Cancel”.

Press the step button of the Pattern you want to copy.

The step buttons display the current state of the Patterns:

• Blue for a Pattern that has been saved

• Red for a Pattern with unsaved changes

• Unlit for an empty Pattern.

Pressing a step button activates/completes the Copy operation and stores the Pattern data

in the copy buffer.

Now hold down Paste and press Pattern. Again the step buttons will light up to display the

current status of the Patterns:

• Blue for a Pattern that has been saved
• Red for a Pattern with unsaved changes
• Unlit for an empty Pattern.

Keep holding down Paste and press the step button(s) of the destination(s) to which you

want to copy the Pattern. The content of the copy buffer will be pasted into the Patterns you

select. Press the Exit button to exit the Paste process.

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