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MIDI in Samplitude 11 Producer 179
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If there is only a single track in the MIDI object, then the settings are
only available for this MIDI track.
You can use the MIDI object editor to quantize MIDI data in the MIDI
object. Please note that these settings affect the MIDI object non-
destructively in real time so that you don't see the changes in the
MIDI key or drum editor.
Important functions and settings in the MIDI object editor:
Velocity
The velocity fader is comparable to the volume fader in the wave
object editor. Normally, each MIDI note has a velocity value which
determines how “hard” the note is played. Changing the velocity
value in the object editor scales the volume of the notes in the MIDI
object from its physical maximum or minimum values (0 to 127), and
is therefore included in the actual velocity note values. Changing the
fader is identical to changing the middle handle of the MIDI object in
the VIP track.
Position/Length
This sets the starting position of the MIDI object as well as the length
of the object. The settings correspond to moving the object in the VIP
track or changing the length using the length handle at the bottom
left and right of the object.
Crossfades (max mode)
You can set the global fade settings in the menus "Fade in/Fade
range".
The crossfade editor allows you to make global settings for MIDI
crossfades. However, this corresponds with the basic setting for all
crossfades of the project. Crossfades between MIDI and audio
objects are possible. Create a crossfade between two objects and
press “Set” to save the crossfade. If the crossfade is set, you can use
it for other objects anytime by clicking on “Get”.
Fade in/out (max mode)
These settings determine the fade in and fade out effects of an
object. If you add a fade effect to a MIDI object, the changes are
interpreted as a change to the velocity values of the affected notes.
The fade lengths can be changed directly in the object by using the
upper left and right object handles. In max mode the object editor
provides a selection of different curves.