M-AUDIO Pro Tools Recording Studio - Manual (Page 653)

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Default Note Duration
The Default Note Duration selector lets you de-
fine the default note duration for manually in-
serted notes.
To define the Default Note Duration:
„ From the Default Note Duration selector, se-
lect a note value. Select the Follow Grid option if
you want the Default Note Duration to use the
selected Grid value.
If you want dotted note values, also select the
Dotted option.
If you want triplet note values, also select the
Triplet option.
Default Note On Velocity
The Default Note On Velocity setting lets you
define the default Note On velocity for manu-
ally inserted notes.
Play MIDI Notes When Editing
When enabled, the Play MIDI Notes When Edit-
ing option causes MIDI notes to sound when
you insert them with the Pencil tool or drag
them with the Grabber tool.
Link Timeline and Edit Selection
When this button is enabled, the Timeline and
Edit selections are linked. When it is disabled,
you can make Timeline and Edit selections inde-
pendently of one another.
Mirrored MIDI Editing
Mirrored MIDI Editing lets you edit MIDI re-
gions and have your edits apply to every copy of
the same MIDI region. This can be particularly
useful when editing looped MIDI regions.
In Mirrored MIDI Editing mode, the Mirrored
MIDI Editing button flashes Red once as an edit
is made to alert you that your edit is being ap-
plied to more than one region.
To enable Mirrored MIDI Editing, do one of the
following:
„
Select Options > Mirror MIDI Editing.
– or –
„ Select the Mirrored MIDI Editing button in
the Edit window, MIDI Editor window, or Score
Editor window.
Selecting the Default Note Duration
Play MIDI Notes When Editing enabled in the Score
Editor window
Default Note Duration selector
Play MIDI Notes When Editing
Link Timeline and Edit Selection enabled in the Score
Editor window
Mirrored MIDI Editing disabled in the Score Editor
window
Link Timeline and Edit Selection
Mirrored MIDI Editing