Restoring deleted notes in the piano roll editor – Apple Logic Pro 9 User Manual

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Events of the same type, but on different MIDI channels, are not viewed as being identical.

The “same time position” includes two notes that are output simultaneously because of
the current quantization setting. Full details on all quantization options are described in

Quantizing Audio and MIDI

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To delete events inside or outside the locators

1

Set the left and right locator positions as desired.

2

Do one of the following:

• Choose Functions > Delete MIDI Events > Inside Locators.

• Choose Functions > Delete MIDI Events > Outside Locators.

This deletes all events between or outside the locator positions.

When copying events or reducing the length of MIDI regions, events can sometimes end
up outside the limits of a MIDI region. These technically still belong to the MIDI region,
although they won’t be played or heard.

To delete events outside the MIDI region

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Choose Functions > Delete MIDI Events > Outside Region Borders.

To delete unselected events within the selection

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Choose Functions > Delete MIDI Events > Unselected Within Selection.

All unselected notes between the (start point of the) first and the (end point of the) last
selected note are deleted.

To delete all selected events and select the next one

1

Select the event you want to delete.

2

Use the Delete and Select Next Region/Event key command.

Restoring Deleted Notes in the Piano Roll Editor

Accidental deletions of one or more notes, or a simple change of mind or editing mistake
is an inevitable part of song creation. Fortunately, you can backtrack your edits easily in
Logic Pro. You also have the option of simply re-creating an event with the Pencil tool.

To undo the last note editing step or deletion

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Choose Edit > Undo from the main menu bar (or use the corresponding key command,
default assignment: Command-Z) immediately after making the error.

To undo or redo multiple steps

1

Choose Edit > Undo History. The Undo History window opens. The most recent editing
step (at the bottom of the list) is highlighted.

2

Click any entry to undo or redo all steps between the clicked and highlighted entries. All
steps are animated during this process.

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Chapter 23

Editing MIDI Events in the Piano Roll Editor

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