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Search for Missing Audio dialog
You can also edit note velocities in the Notes pane of the Piano Roll view, which lets you draw
shapes other than straight line changes. For more information, see “Adding and editing controllers in
the Piano Roll” on page 743.
The Scale Velocity dialog box has the following fields:
Begin
Enter a velocity value between 0 and 127 for the first event of the selection, unless you want to use
percentages. If you use percentages, enter a number between 0 and the approximate percentage
that would create a velocity of 127, when multiplied by the existing velocity of the first event. SONAR
rounds off any values you create above 127 to 127.
End
Enter a velocity value between 0 and 127 for the last event of the selection, unless you want to use
percentages. If you use percentages, enter a number between 0 and the approximate percentage
that would create a velocity of 127, when multiplied by the existing velocity of the last event. SONAR
rounds off any values you create above 127 to 127.
Percentages
Select this check box if you want to modify existing velocities by a percentage.
See also:
“To scale velocities” on page 766.
Search for Missing Audio dialog
Open the Search for Missing Audio dialog by clicking the Search button in the Find Missing
Audio dialog box.
The Search for Missing Audio dialog box searches your entire computer for a file that has the
same name as the missing file in your project. If the file is found, select it and click OK. If multiple
copies of the same file name are found, you may select only one. If no files are found, manually
search your Recycle Bin. If you find the missing file in the Recycle Bin, right-click on it and select
Restore to return the file to your project’s audio data directory.