11.5

192 MIDI editor
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together). You can now move the selection in the time box by entering a value
and confirming with "Enter", or by dragging the mouse.
Use the display filter function for velocity values.
In polyphonic events especially the columns are located above each other,
making it difficult to select the respective note. To edit only notes of a certain
pitch, e.g. all C1 notes in the controller editor, click on the respective key on
the keyboard. The key and the background of the selected pitch are
highlighted. Only notes of this pitch are displayed in the controller editor.
Notes of different pitches, e.g. all C1, D1, and A1 notes can be displayed with
"Ctrl + Click" (or "Shift + Click" for the area between the clicks, respectively).
These are simply display options of the controller editor. Multiple note selection
by double clicking is not possible.
A further possibility is to selectively edit controller bars located on top of each
other, which is based on the fact that the bar of the currently selected note is
selected/edited using the mouse. Therefore, first click on the note within the
piano roll, or click on the columns located on top of each other and then select
the required note using the cursor keys. Then change the controller value by
clicking in the upper third of the red (current) area of the column.
Besides directly changing the velocity values of a selected note you can
change several velocity values at once by clicking in a free space and dragging
the mouse over several velocity values while holding down the key. You can
then also create sequences by moving the mouse in a curve. A previous
(multi)selection is ignored. For example, you can easily create a crescendo or
decrescendo effect.
List editor (midi event list)
Open list editor
The MIDI editor has an integrated display of all events in list format. This list
editor can be opened with the button above the keyboard or by using the “Alt
+ L” keyboard shortcut.
When the list editor is opened and activated for editing it has a narrow red
border. This is to make clear that certain functions, e.g. select next/previous
event (cursor keys) or the “Select all” command, refer only to the list.
Working with the list editor