The Tree View shows the EX data as a hierarchical tree, and can show more information than the Table View. The following example shows a split Child Window with two Tree Views, one collapsed showing the top level Collections and one showing a Voice (I1-014) that has been expanded to show more information on the Voice.
Basically, information is shown as a set of hierarchical Objects. Objects may have children attached to them, and they themselves may have further child Objects (e.g. a Voice Object, has a child Object for its Elements, and this Object groups all the Elements of the Voice).
The basic tree structure is a Root Object at the top of the tree under which are various Object Collections which themselves contain further data. The top level Collections that can be found under the root node varies upon the file type:
You can double click on an item, and if the item is a voice, it will be exported to the synth's Edit buffer
You can also triple click on an item, and if the item is a voice, it will be exported to the synth's Edit buffer and the MIDI Router will also be opened
Objects are displayed in one of three colours:
The Tree View allows multiple Objects to be selected, which is useful for performing operations only upon certain Objects. You can only perform operations upon Objects of the same type.
If you wish to perform an operation upon all Objects in a Collection, simply select the
Collection containing the Objects.
If you right click over an object or selection of objects within the Tree View, a context
sensitive popup menu will appear that provides the editing operations that can be performed upon
the object(s).
Objects can be Copied and Moved either within or between Child Window Views using Drag and Drop.