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The MIDI editors
To add a new Poly Pressure event, proceed as follows:
1. Select Poly Pressure on the event type pop-up menu.
2. Set the note number by clicking on the keyboard dis-
play.
The selected note number is displayed in the upper value field to the left
of the controller display. Note that this only works for the topmost lane. If
you have selected “Poly Pressure” for several controller lanes, you have
to type in the desired note number directly in the lower value field to the
left of each lane.
3. Use the Pencil tool to add a new event, just as when
adding regular controller events.
To view and edit existing Poly Pressure events, proceed
as follows:
1. Select Poly Pressure on the event type pop-up menu.
2. Click on the arrow button next to the note number field
to the left of the controller lane.
A pop-up menu appears, listing all note numbers for which there already
are Poly Pressure events.
3. Select a note number from the pop-up menu.
The Poly Pressure events for the selected note number are shown in the
controller lane.
4. Use the Pencil tool to edit the events as usual.
Press [Alt]/[Option] to edit existing events without adding any new ones.
• Poly Pressure events can also be added and edited in
the List Editor.
The In-Place Editor
The In-Place Editor makes it possible to edit MIDI parts di-
rectly in the Project window, for quick and efficient editing
in context with other tracks.
To open the In-Place Editor for one or more selected
tracks, you have the following possibilities:
• Select “Open In-Place Editor” on the MIDI menu.
• Use a key command, by default [Ctrl]/[Command]-
[Shift]-[I].
• Toggle the In-Place Editor for all selected tracks by
clicking on the respective button above the Track list.
• To open a single MIDI track, you can also click the Edit
In-Place button in the Track list (if necessary, expand the
Track list to see the button).
This expands the MIDI track to show something like a min-
iature Key Editor, allowing you to edit MIDI notes and con-
trollers.
• To zoom or scroll the In-Place Editor, point at the left
part of the piano keyboard display so that the pointer
changes to a hand. Now you can click and drag to the
right or left to zoom in or out vertically, and drag up or
down to scroll the editor.