Guys
I constantly get confused about this.
Can you clear all the PLocks of a certain parameter on a track?
Thanks
yeah but afaik only in live-record modeā¦? hold the NO button and press & hold the encoder of the param you want to clearā¦ you can clear entire notes/trigs too by holding NO + a TRACK button.
if thereās a way to quickly delete all locks for a certain parameter with a certain combo, iād love to hear about it!
Is this the same process for the OT?
yeah, shame you have to overwrite in realtime, the obvious combo would be Fn+No+Enc to do it in a oner
also itād be handy if erase (as it is) was available in step/play modes
also @void
No+Track aināt doinā anything for me ! 
it does not? hehe shows that I should test a thesis before posting!
is it FUNCTION + TRACK + NO?
i know this works somehowā¦
no, and itās not Function + Wild + Guess either !
Hold 'n wait: Fn+No will clear all plocks (rec mode)
Hold 'n wait: No+Enc will clear a plock (rec mode)
Fn+Track is mute as you well know
Fn+Clear will clear a track in grid mode *
Fn+Clear will clear a pattern in other modes
- is this what you meant?
#intrigued
okay itās the other way aroundā¦ in RT mode, gotta hold TRACK, then hold NO -> delete notes.
Okay, good to know ! - but, besides erasing just part of the track are there any advantages to this which are not obvious, beyond say un-trigging more accurately in grid mode ?
dunno I guess thatās itā¦ itās probably good for when youāre in a live-recording mindset or something, but what do I know, I never really make music with the goddamn thing but only mess with its data haha.
on a related note : did you know that if you p-lock multiple trigs, the underlying variation(if there) on that plock value will be maintained, ie the value you see will not be applied to all trigs (the relative shift will !) - not what i had assumed at all !!! #A4tip
huhā¦ does not compile
yep, i think a few people may be surprised by this nuance !
lel I mean, I donāt quite get what youāre sayingā¦ been all over p-locks and how they interact with different trig types & the arp the last few daysā¦
i assumed that if you hold two or more trigs and twiddle the dial to a plockable parameter that the parameter value on both trigs would be that which you see on the screen at the time of locking ! Not so ! Not if there is a different starting position for tweaked param ! I am still surprised by this realisation, maybe iām late to the party !
the āworkaroundā is to click the encoder first ! after multi trigs are selected, this equilibrates them !
ah never knew!
went checking this outā¦ suddenly, hours have passedā¦ haha
Ah, this is why I love this forum 
so many useful ideas poping up very spontaneously
Thanks for your feedback!
This is one of the most confusing things for me.
The red notes is a āpatternā, right? But when you clear it (in rec mode) it says āclear trackā (yet the track synth/sound stays intactā¦)
Then (out of rec mode) when you clear āclear patternā it clears ALL patterns on all tracks.
So it seems like it should be called āclear patternā and āclear all patternsā respectively, no? And it saying ācopy trackā is confusing me cuz I associate that with the track sound not its pattern/notes. If anyone can make this make sense Iād love that.
P.S. If you change track after clearing any of these you cannot undo 
lol
Thanks for any info!
holding trig*+No+pressing the Enc: will clear a plock (rec mode) 
(Sorry, specifics are important to me when learning this machine.)
Iām trying trig+Fn+No (in rec mode) and Iām holding it and waiting.
I canāt get this to clear all p locks for some reason, any idea what Iām doing wrong please?
Edit: wait, you can just turn off the trig and on again and all its parameter locks will be gone! OK, that works. But what about a shortcut to remove all p locks on a certain track?
Edit 2: Ahh you have to be in LIVE RECORDING MODE, my bad, I was in grid rec mode. But now Iām extra confused why you said:
ā¦ because it doesnāt seem like you have to hold and wait and you donāt even need to press No, you just hold the trig and press the encoder to delete the p lock, it seemsā¦