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Equal Pitch - all Octaves
Selects all note events of the highlighted part that have the same pitch (in any octave)
as the selected note event.
NOTE
This function requires that a single note event is selected.
Equal Pitch - same Octave
Selects all note events of the highlighted part that have the same pitch (same octave)
as the selected note event.
NOTE
This function requires that a single note event is selected.
Select Controllers in Note Range
Selects the MIDI controller data within the range of the selected note events.
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Deleting Note Events on page 485
Muting Note Events
You can mute individual note events in a MIDI editor. Muting individual notes allows you to
exclude note events from playback.
Do one of the following:
● Click on a note event with the Mute tool.
● Drag a rectangle with the Mute tool, enclosing all note events that you want to mute.
● Select the note events and select Edit > Mute.
● To unmute a note event, click it or enclose it with the Mute tool. You can also select a note
event and select Edit > Unmute.
Muted notes are dimmed in the note display.
Toggle Selections
● To toggle selected elements within a selection rectangle, press Ctrl/Cmd and enclose the
same elements within a new selection rectangle.
Once you release the mouse button, the previous selection is deselected and vice versa.
Deleting Note Events
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To delete note events, click on them with the Erase tool or select them and press
Backspace .
Delete Notes Dialog
The Delete Notes dialog allows you delete note events that do not match a specic length or
velocity.
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To open the Delete Notes dialog, select a MIDI part in the Project window, and select
MIDI > Functions > Delete Notes.
MIDI Editors
Common MIDI Editor Functions
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