As stated, a sequence is nothing more then a serie of patterns which trigger linked machines to produce and modify sounds. This being the case, sometimes you do not want to listen to the entire sequence every time you are busy editing and engineering your audio. To solve this problem, Aldrin allows you to set a song Start and End point.
Setting the Song Begin Point
To set the Begin Point for a song, move your cursor to the desired row and
press CTRL-B
. This will place a thin horizontal hashed black line indicating that the song will begin there when played.
Setting the Song End
Point
To set a song End Point, move your cursor to the desired row and
press CTRL-E Two Times
.
(Pressing it one time sets a
Loop
point). This will place a thick black horizontal line indicating that the song end point has been placed. Note: If a hashed horizontal line has been placed, it means you have set a loop point rather then an End Point. Press CTRL-E one more time to turn it into a song End Point.