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Actions table

The rst column shows the type of action.

The second column controls the rst parameter of the MIDI event. For note events, this

indicates the pitch. For control changes, this indicates the control change number. For

program changes, this indicates the program number.

The third column controls the second parameter of the MIDI event. For note events, this

indicates the velocity. For control changes, this indicates the amount of control change

within the range 0 to 127. Program changes do not have a second parameter so do not

use this column.

You can add new actions of each type and duplicate existing actions using the

corresponding button in the action bar.

You can delete actions by selecting them individually and clicking Delete Action in the

action bar.

The Actions section also allows you to specify which actions affect the start of notes and

which affect the end of notes. For example, you might want an event that resets the

technique back to normal to apply only to the end of notes.

● On Events affects the start of notes.

● Off Events affects the end of notes.

5 Reset to Library Defaults

Allows you to revert any changes you have made to the expression maps from the Default

Library.

6 Import Library

Allows you to import expression maps from .doricolib les.

7 Export Library

Allows you to select multiple expression maps and export them into a .doricolib le,

which you can import into other projects and share with other users.

8 Import Cubase Expression Map

Allows you to import an expression map in Cubase format.

NOTE

It is not currently possible to import all combinations of techniques. Cubase expression

maps in Dorico Elements often require some editing to function correctly.

However, switch data is preserved.