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NOTE
If Length Quantize is set to Quantize Link, the note length is also determined by the
Quantize value.
5. Play the rst note event or chord on your MIDI instrument.
The note event or chord appears in the editor and the step input position advances by one
quantize value step.
NOTE
If Move Insert Mode is activated, all note events to the right of the step input position are
moved to make room for the inserted note event or chord.
6. Continue in the same way with the rest of the note events or chords.
You can adjust the Quantize or Length Quantize values to change the timing or note
event lengths. You can also move the step input position manually by clicking anywhere in
the note display.
To insert a rest, press the Right Arrow key. This advances the step input position by one
step.
7. When you are done, click Step Input again to deactivate step input.
Score Editor
The Score Editor shows MIDI notes as a musical score.
You can open the Score Editor in a separate window or in the lower zone of the Project window.
Opening the Score Editor in the lower zone of the Project window is useful if you want to access
the
Score Editor functions from within a xed zone of the Project window.
To open a MIDI part in the Score Editor, do one of the following:
● Select a MIDI part in the Project window and select MIDI > Scores > Open Score Editor.
● Select a MIDI part in the Project window and press Ctrl/Cmd-R.
NOTE
If you select MIDI > Set up Editor Preferences, the Preferences dialog opens on the Editors
page. Make your settings to specify if you want editors to open in a separate window or in the
lower zone of the
Project window.
The Score Editor window:
MIDI Editors
Score Editor
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