No, once you copy a spell, you additionally copy all selections made for the unique.

707.2. When copying an object, the copy acquires the copiable values of the unique object’s traits and, for an object on the stack, selections made when casting or activating it (mode, targets, the worth of X, whether or not it was kicked, the way it will have an effect on a number of targets, and so forth). [..]

In fact, this doesn’t embody selections you make on decision, for instance once you copy Akroma’s Blessing. However Cryptic Command’s alternative is a alternative of modes, so the copy can have the identical modes and also you solely get to decide on new targets if you need.