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Creating and Editing Continuous Data

In Key and Drum Edit, there are special displays for graphical editing of Events

other than notes. These include Modulation, Main Volume and Pitch Bend Events,

but also Poly Pressure and Velocity values (which are not really Events of their own

but rather properties of notes).

Continuous Data can also be edited in List Edit, using the List, the Event display

and/or the special “Value 2 display”, which lets you edit the data in a bar graph

form (see page 143).

How to create and edit Continuous Data is described in the chapter “An Introduc-

tion to MIDI Editing” in the Getting Started book. Here is a brief rundown of the

features:

• Open and close the display by clicking on the icon in the lower left cor-

ner of the Edit window.

• Change the size of the display by dragging the Divider up or down.

• To select data type to be displayed, press the mouse button with the

pointer on the data type icon (to the left in the display).

This pulls down the data type pop-up menu.

• If you move the pointer up and down in the Controller Display, the value

corresponding to the pointer position is shown in the box below the data

type icon to the left.

This helps you position the Pencil/Line tool when creating or editing Events.

● All values range between 0 and 127, except Pitch Bend, which has a value

range from –8192 to +8191. For Pitch Bend, value 0 is equivalent to no Pitch

Bend (the Pitch Bend wheel/lever in centre position).

Click here to pull down the data

type pop-up menu.

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