Editing MIDI TracksThe Edit Button shows/hides the track's editor. The Editor shows a graphical representation of the MIDI events. A part of it can be selected using the mouse (press left button and drag). The MIDI events can be shown in four different ways (use the small buttons on the right):
At the bottom of the editor the common editor buttons appear (see Common Editor Features). There's one additional button:
Unlike Audio Edits, MIDI Edits are not written to disk immediately. When a Track is closed (this also happens when the Song is closed) , a window appears asking whether to save the changes or not. If you want to save the changes explicitly you can use the File Options Menu's Save option. Pro Plus edition only: MIDI tracks have built-in scrubbing features similar to Audio tracks. The MIDI scrubbers don't change the pitch of the signal. MIDI Edit ControlThe MIDI Edit Control, invoked by clicking the Edit button, can be used to manipulate the selected part in various ways.
MIDI Edit Controls have the following features:
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