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MIDI object editor
Object: Object editor
Shortcut: Ctrl + O
Mouse: Shift + double click
MIDI object parameters may be easily edited using the MIDI object editor, which is
structured similarly to the audio object editor. Among other options, you can set
sound, length, volume, and program swapping for each MIDI object.
A Samplitude Music Studio 2013 MIDI object can contain events in up to 16 channels.
For example, it's possible to control a multi-output VST instrument using a single
object on several MIDI channels. Notes in the corresponding MIDI editor can be
edited simultaneously or only in one selected channel within this object.
If there is only one channel in the MIDI object, settings will only be available for this
MIDI channel.
You can also use the MIDI object editor to quantize MIDI files into MIDI objects.
Note: These settings influence the MIDI object in real time and not destructively,
making the changes invisible in the MIDI matrix or drum editor.
Important functions and settings in the MIDI object editor:
Velocity: The velocity fader works comparably to the volume fader in the wave object
editor.
Normally, every MIDI note contains a velocity value which determines how "hard" the
note will be played back. Changing the velocity value in the object editor scales the
volume of the notes in the MIDI object to their physical maximum or minimal value
(0 or 127), calculating it together with the actual velocity note value. Changing the
fader is identical to changing the top-center handle of the MIDI object in the VIP
track.
MIDI real time effects: Here you'll find the settings for a MIDI channel:
MIDI OUT channel: Here you can redirect the MIDI files of a channel to another
channel.