How to Use Markers

You can right click the measure bar to open the Edit Markers tab.

Use the left dropdown menu to select a parameter while the right dropdown is used to select an instrument. Then, add the parameter with the plus sign. You can alter these parameters similarly to how you would alter them in the Advanced tab.

Markers are identifiable in their own unique area below the Measure Bar. Each marker group is labeled with a  <  while the active group is highlighted in blue.

You can create marker groups as accurate as to 1/4 spaces. If you would like to have more accurate marker designs (such as 1/8 markers), you have to multiply the length of the sequence to increase the marker space. I will mention this in another section.

Marker Functionality

Here is the list of parameters that can be edited with markers.

Sequence Volume—Changes the global volume of the sequence, similar to the master volume slider found at the bottom right of the sequencer.

BPM—Changes the tempo of the sequence.

Instrument Volume—Changes the volume of an individual instrument.

Instrument Panning—Changes the panning location of an individual instrument.

Instrument EQ—Separately changes an instrument's EQ per band.

Instrument Delay—Toggle Delay on and off.

Instrument Reverb—Toggle Reverb on and off.

Instrument Detune—Allows pitch bending of an individual instrument.

Autoscroll—Changes Auto Scroll settings that can be found at the bottom right of the sequencer.

Fast Graphics—Activates Fast Graphics mode that can also be found in the "More tools" menu next to the Help button.

Blend and Reset Buttons

By default, parameter changes are instantaneous when they hit their specific marker.

However, by using the "Blend to this marker" button, you can create smooth fades between events. The blend function will affect anything before the selected marker.

You can reset a marker’s parameter according to the global setting by hitting the Reset button. Global settings are determined under the main instrument menu.