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110 MIDI Objects
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Freehand drawing: Draws new controller value curves or individual
values by single-clicking without dragging.
By dragging backwards, you can delete your curve during drawing. Shift +
Drag with the cross hairs to draw a line.
Draw lines: Use the line function to insert a transition between two
different controller values.
Hint: If you edit velocity with the draw tools, no new notes are generated; only
existing velocity values are modified.
Quantize controller events
MIDI controller events can be quantized and thinned out; select the "MIDI
functions" menu and the "Quantize/Thin out controller" command to do this.
Quantization occurs according to the quantization settings (view page 112).
List Editor
The MIDI editor contains a
n integrated list display of all events with additional
view and edit options. This list editor is opened either by clicking on the button
above the keyboard or using the shortcut "Alt + L".
When the list editor is open and ready to receive input, it will have a narrow red
border. This makes it clear that certain functions, for example, select
next/previous event (cursor keys) or the "Select all" (Ctrl + A) command, only
refer to the list.
In the list editor, not only note events but also the MIDI controller and Sysex
messages are displayed. These controllers and messages can be displayed or
even filtered out during playback ("Mute").
"Note on" and "Note Off" events belong to each note, which are then selected
as pairs and edited ("Note off" events can be displayed and hidden with a tick
in the check box below the editor).
To edit specific events only, the list editor provides a view filter for each
column. These are small check boxes below the columns of the list editor.
Select a representative event. For example, this could be a note with a certain
pitch. Then click on a display filter for a specific column to only display events
of this type with the selected pitch. All other events will now be faded out.
Display filters can be combined with one another. This way, when working with
the "Select all" command (Ctrl + A), you can select and edit all control change
events of type 10 (volume) on MIDI channel 6.