9.5

Table Of Contents

MIDI Editors

Key Editor

Key Editor Inspector

In a MIDI editor, the inspector is located left of the note display. The inspector contains tools and

functions for working with MIDI data.

Chord Editing(Cubase Elements only)

Allows you to enter chords instead of single notes.

Quantize

Allows you to access the main quantize parameters. These are identical with the

functions on the Quantize panel.

Transpose

Allows you to access the main parameters for transposing MIDI events.

Length

Contains length-related options, similar to the Functions submenu of the MIDI

menu.

● To change the length of the selected MIDI events or all events of the active

part if no events are selected, use the Scale Length/Scale Legato slider.

At the maximum value, the notes reach the beginning of the next note.

● To make the new length settings permanent, click Freeze MIDI Lengths to the

right of the Scale Length/Scale Legato slider.

● To fine-tune the distance between consecutive notes, use the Overlap slider.

At 0 Ticks, the Scale Length/Scale Legato slider extends each note so that it

reaches the next note exactly. Positive values cause the notes to overlap and

negative values allow you to define a small gap between the notes.

● To use the Legato function or slider to extend a note until the next selected

note, activate Between Selected.

This is identical with activating the Legato Mode: Between Selected Notes

Only option in the Preferences dialog.

Setup

Allows you to open a dialog to edit the Inspector settings for the editor. Click Setup

Inspector , and from the pop-up menu, select Setup.

NOTE

These sections are also featured by the Inspector for the editor in the lower zone.