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4 The mouse4.1 Mouse in the play areaThe left mouse button When moving the mouse onto the play area
you start the playing with pressing the left mouse button (or
use the [space bar]). Anyhow, the mouse cursor changes into a hand. The right mouse button Pressing the right mouse button on its own freezes a certain position with the sound at that moment present. Interesting effects may happen if you move the mouse, and while keeping the right mouse button, pressing the left mouse button once and a while, especially when rather fast tempos are chosen. Left and right at the same time Tones always get their maximum length. Not the same as the Hold-pedal (ctr 64) because there never sound more tones then there are tracks set on. The maximum length causes a optimal legato, a note-off is instantly followed by a note-on. The combination of the [L] key together with the mouse key can cause different effects. Try and listen. 4.2 Freezing the mouse in the play area[CONTROL]
freezes the mouse in the X-klavier, and [SHIFT] on the left freezes
the mouse in the Y-klavier.
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