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Auto Select Controllers
Auto Select Controllers automatically selects controller data of the selected MIDI notes. This is
useful as selected controllers for notes will be moved when you move the corresponding notes.
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To show Auto Select Controllers, right-click the Key Editor or the Drum Editor toolbar, and
select Auto Select Controllers.
If you activate Auto Select Controllers, controllers that belong to a note event are automatically
selected when you select the note event.
RELATED LINKS
Key Editor Toolbar on page 509
Moving Events in the Controller Display
You can move events of a controller curve in the controller display. This only works for curve type
controller events such as continuous controllers, pitchbend, aftertouch, poly pressure, and
program change.
PROCEDURE
1. Do one of the following:
● With the Object Selection tool, drag to create a selection rectangle that encompasses
the events that you want to move.
● On the toolbar, activate Auto Select Controllers. In the note display, select the notes
whose controllers you want to move.
● In the note display, select the notes whose controllers you want to move, and select
Edit > Select > Select Controllers in Note Range to select the controllers within the
range of the selected notes.
2. Move the note/controller events.
RESULT
The controller events are moved to the new position. Snap is taken into account.
RELATED LINKS
Select Controllers in Note Range: Use Extended Note Context on page 679
Key Editor
The Key Editor is the default MIDI editor. It displays notes graphically in a piano roll-style grid.
The Key Editor allows for detailed editing of notes and non-note events, such as MIDI
controllers.
You can open the Key Editor in a separate window or in a tab in the lower zone of the Project
window. Opening the Key Editor in the lower zone of the Project window is useful if you want to
access the Key Editor functions from within a xed zone of the Project window.
To open a MIDI part in the Key Editor, do one of the following:
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Double-click a MIDI part in the Project window.
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Select a MIDI part in the Project window and press Return or Ctrl/Cmd - E .
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Select a MIDI part in the Project window and select MIDI > Open Key Editor.
MIDI Editors
Key Editor
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