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Table Of Contents

The Multi Zone

The Editor Page

Edit MIDI – Swing

Swing allows you to add a more human feel to an instrument part. You can apply swing

by clicking in the value field and dragging up or down. Alternatively, you can double-

click in the field and enter a value. Which notes are affected depends on the grid

resolution. If the quantize value is set to eighth notes, only eighth notes are affected.

Edit MIDI – Legato

This option increases or decreases the amount of legato in the selected instrument

part. Legato is defined as a smooth, even style without any noticeable break between

notes. Therefore, when increasing Legato, you are stretching out the notes so that

there is no noticeable attack between two notes. Decreasing this value creates

shorter notes, sounding more staccato.

Nudge Selected Notes Left/Right

These buttons move the selected note left or right in steps based on the grid resolution.

Controller Lane

The controller lane at the bottom of the Key Editor allows you to add or modify

instrument data, such as velocity and controller information. The most common use for

this is to edit velocity, pitch bend, and controller numbers for sustain, etc.

• Open the controller pop-up menu to select which controller data you want to view

or modify.

For more information about editing controller data, see “The Controller Lane” on page

35.

The Beat Page

The Beat Page allows you to create your own drum parts, or patterns, for a project.

The step display in the main area of the Beat Page shows the pattern part that is

selected in the Arrange Zone.