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You may for example have a MIDI keyboard with several keyboard zones, where each zone

sends MIDI on a separate channel. Setting the channel to Any allows you to play back the

recording with different sounds for each zone (since the different MIDI notes play back on

separate MIDI channels).

● When you have imported a MIDI le of Type 0.

MIDI les of Type 0 contain only one track, with notes on up to 16 different MIDI channels.

If you were to set this track to a

specic MIDI channel, all notes in the MIDI le would be

played back with the same sound. Setting the track to Any causes the imported le to play

back as intended.

Dissolving Parts into Separate Pitches

You can dissolve MIDI parts that contain events of different pitches and distribute the events into

new parts on new tracks, one for each MIDI pitch found. This is useful if the different pitches are

used for separating different sounds such as MIDI drum tracks or sampler sound FX tracks. By

dissolving such parts, you can work with each sound individually, on a separate track.

PROCEDURE

Select the parts that contain MIDI events of different pitches.

2. Select MIDI> Dissolve Part.

3. Activate Separate Pitches.

4. Click Process.

RESULT

For each MIDI pitch used in the selected parts, a new MIDI track is created. Each event is copied

into the part on the track for the corresponding pitch, and the original parts are muted.

Repeating MIDI Events of Independent Track Loops

You can repeat the MIDI events inside an independent track loop to ll up a MIDI part. This is

useful if you want to convert the events of an independent track loop to actual MIDI events.

PREREQUISITE

You have set up an independent track loop and the Key Editor is open. The part ends after the

end of the independent track loop.

PROCEDURE

● Select MIDI> Repeat Loop.

RESULT

The events of the independent track loop are repeated to the end of the part. Events that are

located to the right of the independent track loop in the part are replaced.