Does the copy track function work for you? As far as I understand holding [P] and pressing [shift] thrice should allow me to copy the active track to another track by simply choosing the destination track. However, it does not work for me.
Nice to see that the save mode (auto save on / off) can be toggled there in theory by pushing the track button.
Ah, ok, I see! Thanks for the clarification. Yes, I wanted to copy the track to another track in the same pattern. However, it is not critical and would rather be just a convenience function. As it is is ok also, should allow for making nice transitions from one pattern to another.
Hey you guys. Sorry If that’s a stupid question but is there a way to copy a track from one to another? E.g. I have made a pattern in the bass track and want the same pattern to be copied over to the lead track from the same Pattern? There must be a way, right?
Hey, this was the original question. Unfortunately, this function does not seem to be available.
While I am at it, does anyone know if it is possible to edit tracks while a pattern chain is running? Would be extremely useful for live sequencing when one pattern is not enough.
Well, it copies a track (e.g. the drum track) to the drum track of another pattern. But copying the notes from one track to another within a pattern does not seem to be possible…
I’ve been scratching my head about this.
Unfortunately copying a track to another track within the same pattern does not seem to be possible at the moment. e.g.: copy lead track to chord track within the same pattern.
Bumping this back up.
Can’t believe there is no native ability to copy the sequence from one track to another. I understand some are poly and some mono, but simple logic could account for that (ie if mono take the first note…)
This would be a hugely useful feature when sing the OP-Z to sequence external gear with OP-Lab
It’s only in the op-z app , not part of the op-z unit. You basically do a midi loopback of a track to the other, it is not really copy/paste more real-time record from track to the other