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4 Parameters: Indicates the value of the MIDI event that is highlighted. The event

“NoteON” would show for example:

note: D4, vel.: 111. In other words, this

means that the the note D4 is played with a velociy of 111.

You may perform changes to the MIDI file from the bottom line. You have the following options there:

1 Back Takes you, as usual, back to the screen that you had previously selected.

2 Edit Takes you to the [Edit MIDI file event] screen. It applies to all parameters that you

may want to change for the corresponding event. Please notice that the screen display will

change, according to the selected event type. For example, the

NoteOn has fields to

change the measure position, pitch and velocity. On the other hand, the fields

Bar/Beat/Tick (for changing the measure position) are found in every window.

Important: You will find on the [Edit MIDI file event] screen a button named [Add

event]. Each click adds the MIDI event of the current screen with its parameters to the

track. The screen content does not change afterwards, the window stays open. Use this

function to input quickly several MIDI events.

3 Insert Inserts a new event. After selecting this button the [Edit MIDI file event] will open

again, in which you may define the event that you want to insert.

4 Delete Erases the highlighted (black background) event. After selecting the function, the

following question pops up: “Do you really want to DELETE selected event?” Confirm

with Ye s to delete the event, confirm with No to abort the action.

5 Filter Switches into the [Set MIDI file view filter] screen. This screen allows you to

highlight events that might be excluded from being displayed; this increases the clarity of

the events list. Highlighted entries are excluded from the display, but the original MIDI

file is not modified. If a check mark is put before the entry, the related files are shown.

The following entries may be selected:

Channel 1 Channel 12 NoteOn

Channel 2 Channel 13 PitchWheel

Channel 3 Channel 14 PolyPress

Channel 4 Channel 15 ProgChg

Channel 5 Channel 16 SeqData

Channel 6 Aftertouch Signature

Channel 7 CtrlChg SysEx

Channel 8 CuePoint TempoChg

Channel 9 InstrName Text

Channel 10 Lyric Text(C)

Channel 11 NoteOff TrackName