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NOTE

If you split a MIDI part so that the split position intersects one or several MIDI notes and Split

MIDI Events is activated in the Preferences dialog (Editing—MIDI page), the intersected notes

are split and new notes are created at the beginning of the second part. If it is deactivated, the

notes remain in the rst part, but stick out after the end of the part.

RELATED LINKS

Project Window Toolbar on page 30

Splitting Events Repeatedly

You can split events repeatedly into multiple events of equal size.

PROCEDURE

● Select Split , hold down Alt/Opt and click the event where you want to make the rst split.

RESULT

The event is automatically split into as many equal events as the length of the original event

allows.

Gluing Events

In the Project window, you can glue two or more events on the same track.

PROCEDURE

● Do one of the following:

● Select the events that you want to glue, and select Edit > Glue.

● Select Glue and click the event that you want to glue to the next event.

● Select Glue, hold down Alt/Opt , and click the event that you want to glue to all

following events.

RESULT

The events are glued together.

NOTE

If you rst split an audio event and then glue the parts together again, an event is created. In any

other case, a part is created.