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MIDI realtime parameters
The Inspector sections
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MIDI Modifiers
The settings on this tab affect the MIDI events on the track in realtime during
playback. They will also be in effect if you play “live” with the track selected and
record enabled (provided that “MIDI Thru Active” is activated in the Preferences
dialog, MIDI page). This makes it possible, for example, to transpose or adjust the
velocity of your live playing.
NOTE
If you want to compare the result of your modifier settings with the “unprocessed”
MIDI, you can use the Bypass button in the MIDI Modifiers section. When this is
activated, the MIDI Modifiers settings will be temporarily disabled. A bypassed
section is indicated by a yellow Bypass button.
Transpose
This allows you to transpose all notes on the track in semitones. The available
range is -127 to +127 semitones, but remember that the total range of MIDI
note numbers is 0 to 127. Furthermore, not all instruments can play back
notes over the whole range. Therefore, extreme transpositions can give rather
strange and unwanted results.
• You can also transpose individual MIDI parts using the Transpose field
in the info line.
The transposition in the info line (for the individual part) is added to the
transpose value you have set up for the whole track in the Inspector.
Velocity Shift
This setting lets you change the dynamics of all notes on the track. The value
in this field is added to the velocity of each note message that is sent out (use
negative values to lower the velocities). The range is -127 to +127 with 0
representing no change in velocity.