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The MIDI editors
Each MIDI track has its own controller lane setup (number
of lanes and selected event types). When you create new
tracks, they get the controller lane setup used last.
The controller display with three lanes
• To add a lane, click the “+” button or open the “Control-
ler Selection and Functions” pop-up menu and select
“Create Controller Lane”.
• To remove a lane, open the “Controller Selection and
Functions” pop-up menu and select “Remove this Lane”.
This hides the lane from view – it does not affect the events in any way.
Ö If you remove all lanes, the controller display will be
completely hidden. You can bring it back by clicking the
“Create Controller Lane” button.
Instead of adding and removing single lanes, you can also
show/hide multiple lanes using the “Controller Lane
Setup” pop-up menu:
• “Show/Hide Controller Lanes” allows you to hide all
controller lanes from view, giving you more space for view
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ing and editing the MIDI notes. When you select this op-
tion again, your previous lanes setup is restored.
• “Velocity Only” resets the controller display to show
only the Velocity lane.
• “Show Used Controllers” allows you to automatically
show all controller lanes with controller data.
Selecting the event type
Each controller lane shows one event type at a time. To
select which type is displayed, use the “Controller Selec-
tion and Functions” pop-up menu to the left of the lane.
Setting up the available continuous controllers
In the MIDI Controller Setup dialog you can specify which
continuous controllers are available for selection. Proceed
as follows:
1. Open the “Controller Selection and Functions” pop-
up menu and select “Setup…”.
The MIDI Controller Setup dialog opens.
2. Move all the controllers that you need to the list on the
left and move the controllers that you do not need to the
list on the right.