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Grid: If you wish, you can set up a grid for the starting point of the
drum event.
Length: In this field you can set the grid for the note length.
Output note: This is the note value to which the drum instrument (the
incoming MIDI note in the "Pitch" field) should be routed or mapped.
Channel: You can set up an individual channel for each instrument
here. Furthermore, you can select swing, window, and near
quantization for each instrument in the drum editor.
Score editor
The score editor displays the MIDI data of a MIDI object as a score
sheet. It "interprets" the available MIDI data into real time. If you move
or change the MIDI data, such changes are immediately reflected in
the score image. If you insert a new note in the score editor, a
corresponding MIDI "Note on" event is created immediately.
Therefore, do not view the score editor as a score painting program,
but more as an interpreter for MIDI data.
For instance, it is not possible to insert or delete rest symbols
directly. Samplitude 11 Producer automatically "registers" rests in the
gaps between the MIDI notes. You will therefore always have a valid
score sheet and "complete" bars, even if the MIDI object should only
contain a single MIDI note: the necessary rests are automatically
inserted into the bars.
The common controllers of the MIDI editor in the score editor operate
as usual, e.g. the eraser is used for deleting notes or the pen for
creating, copying, and inserting new notes. In this chapter you will
learn how you can edit your MIDI objects within the regular score.
While the event editor contains specific editing options for certain
details (dynamics, note length), it is better to make MIDI changes
directly in the score sheet as it guarantees a better overview.