Selecting Zones; Moving Zones; Setting Key And Velocity Range - Steinberg HALION4 Mode D'emploi

Automatic Scrolling to a Tree Selection
When "Scroll Position follows Tree Selection" is activated on the toolbar and you
select a zone in the Program Tree, the Mapping editor automatically scrolls the view to
keep the selection in the center. This works on both the keyboard and the velocity
axes.
Zoom Snapshots
Zoom Snapshots save the current zoom state in the Mapping editor. For example, by
saving a snapshot for the lower and a snapshot for the upper range of the keyboard,
you can switch between editing the two areas.
The snapshot handling is the same as for envelopes, see
on page 119.

Selecting Zones

• Click a zone to select it.
• [Ctrl]/[Command]-click to select several zones.
• Hold down [Ctrl]/[Command] and draw a selection rectangle covering the zones
that you want to select.
• Press [Ctrl]/[Command]-[A] to select all zones.
• Click on the velocity scale to select all zones that belong to a certain velocity.

Moving Zones

Selected zones can be moved in the Mapping editor.
• Click in the middle of one of the zones and drag to move all the zones together.
To limit the movement to the vertical or horizontal direction, start dragging the zone
in one direction and press [Ctrl]/[Command] or [Alt]/[Option], respectively.
When you move sample zones horizontally, they are transposed. To make moved
samples play back at the right pitch again you have to adapt the Root Key setting or
activate the "Move Root Key with Zones" button on the toolbar first.
Move Lock
By clicking the Move Lock button on the toolbar, you can prevent accidental moving or
resizing of zones.

Setting Key and Velocity Range

Graphically
To set the key and velocity ranges, move your mouse to one of the borders of a zone,
so that the mouse pointer changes to a double arrow, and drag. If you drag the left
border, you set the lowest key for the key range, for example.
When you select multiple zones and drag the border of adjoining zones that are part
of the selection, you can adjust the low and high values of the corresponding zones
simultaneously.
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Mapping Zones
Selecting Zones
"Envelope Zoom Snapshots"