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● It might be hard to determine whether you have the pointer inside a note or

not. To avoid painting in new Events, hold down [Alt] on the computer key-

board. This disables creation of new Events.

3. Position the pointer at the length you want the note to have, and release

the mouse button.

The note gets resized, taking the set snap value into account.

Editing Notes via MIDI

You can change the properties of notes via MIDI. This can be a handy and fast way

to get for example the right velocity value, since you will hear the result even as

you edit:

1. Select the note you want to edit.

2. Click on the MIDI Connector symbol on the Status Bar.

The symbol should be “lit”. This enables editing via MIDI.

3. Use the Note buttons on the Status Bar to decide what properties will be

changed by the MIDI input.

You can enable editing of Pitch, Note On- and/or Note Off-velocity.

With this setting, the edited notes will get the Pitch and Velo-off values of the notes inputted

via MIDI, but the Velo-on values will be kept as they are.

4. Play a note on your MIDI instrument.

The note selected in the editor will take on the properties of the played note,

according to the setting made in step 3.

The next note in the active Part automatically gets selected. A series of notes

can therefore quickly be edited.

• If you want another try, select the note again (easiest by pressing the [←]

key on the computer keyboard) and again play a note on your MIDI In-

strument.

Cutting, Copying and Pasting

You can use standard Cut, Copy and Paste commands to move Events between ed-

itors or to duplicate a series of Events.

• Cut or Copied Events are Pasted in starting at the Song Position. The

Events will keep their relative positions, pitch and other properties.

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