Bulk Assignment #

Frequently, after focusing in on some rows, you want to apply the same sound to all the visible rows. To continue the example from the previous section, you might want to assign “harsh staccato” to all the rows that have marcato in addition to either staccato or staccatissimo. Bulk sound assignment lets you do that.

The rightmost header in the assignment tab looks like this:

The top dropdown (initially blank) lets you pick any VST or Composite sound that you’ve defined. The Apply button assigns that sound to all the visible rows in the table. If any visible rows already have a sound assigned, Apply overwrites those assignments.

The Defined and Undefined buttons are additional filters: toggling Defined off hides all the rows that have a sound already assigned. Similarly, toggling Undefined off hides rows where no sound has been assigned. One use for these toggles is to avoid overwriting existing assignments.

If you assign the blank sound ("—") to a combination, that combination will not be written to the expression map at all.