Instruction Manual

428 Editing MIDI Events and Controllers

The Piano Roll View

moves the track or range of tracks up by one track number. For example, if

you have tracks 2, 3 and 7 displayed in the Track List pane and you select

Show Previous Track(s), the Track List pane displays tracks 1, 2, and 6.

Display

If the notes of two tracks overlap, the notes of the topmost track in the Track

List pane appear over the notes of the other track. You can move a track up

or down by in the Track List pane by clicking and holding on the track and

moving the track to the desired position.

All tracks ending in the same digit (2, 12, 22, etc.) share the same color.

The default colors can be changed using Options-Colors.

The Enable/Disable Track Editing Button

The Enable/Disable Track Editing button sets whether or not you can

edit the notes of a track in the Piano Roll view. When the button appears

white, editing is enabled and the track appears in color. When the button

appears gray, editing is disabled and the track appears in gray.

Note: The Enable/Disable Track Editing button only disables the Piano Roll

view tools; other editing commands are still operational.

The Show/Hide Track Button

The Show/Hide Track button controls whether or not a track appears in

the Notes pane. The button appears in color when toggled on, white when

off.

The Invert Tracks Button

If you use the Show/Hide Track button to hide any tracks in the Track List

pane, you can show all these tracks and hide the ones that are currently

displayed by clicking the Invert Tracks button.

See:

Note Names

You can change the instrument definition for the active track in the Piano

Roll view. Right-click the piano keys in the Notes pane to open the Note

Names dialog where you can use note names that are defined as part of

any instrument definition. For more information about instrument

definitions, see Instrument Definitions.