9.5

Table Of Contents

MIDI Functions

Merging MIDI Events into a New Part

● Select a root note and a scale type for the new scale in the New Scale pop-up

menus.

NOTE

If the new root note differs from the current root note, this leads to an entirely

different key.

Use Range

Limits the transposition of notes to the note values that you specify with the Low and

High settings.

NOTE

Notes that would end up outside the range after transposition, are shifted to another

octave, keeping the correct transposed pitch if possible. If the range between the

upper and lower limit is very narrow, the note will be transposed as far as possible,

i. e. to notes specified with the Low and High values. If you set Low and High to the

same value, all notes will be transposed to this pitch!

Merging MIDI Events into a New Part

You can merge all MIDI events into a new part, apply MIDI modifiers and generate a new part.

PROCEDURE

1. Do one of the following:

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Mute the tracks or parts that you do not want to include in the merge.

●

Solo the track that contains the events that you want to include in the merge.

2. Set up the left and right locators to encompass the area that you want to merge.

NOTE

Only events starting within this area will be included.

3. Optional: Select a track for the new part.

If you do not select a track, a new MIDI track is created. If several MIDI tracks are selected,

the new part is inserted on the first selected track.

4. Select MIDI> Merge MIDI in Loop....

5. In the MIDI Merge Options dialog, activate the desired options.

6. Click OK.

RESULT

A new part is created between the locators on the destination track, containing the processed

MIDI events.