Instruction Manual

440 Editing MIDI Events and Controllers

Adding and Editing Controllers in the Piano Roll

A. Edit handle (also called Controller handle B. Controller tail

To show which events belong to which track, and which ones are the

“current” events (the ones you can edit), and which events are selected,

controller events use the following color patterns:

• Controller tail—uses the same color as the edit handle when the

controller can be edited (in other words, when the controller is selected

in the Edit MIDI Event Type menu). You can automatically enable a

controller type for editing by clicking its edit handle with the Draw tool.

• Selected—if a controller event is selected, both the edit handle and the

tail darken in shade the way that selected notes do.

See:

Adding Controllers

Selecting Controllers

Editing Controllers

Adding Controllers

When you add a new controller type to a track, the controller type is

automatically chosen in the Show/Hide MIDI Events menu, so that you can

see it. For help showing and hiding all the other MIDI data you may have in

your track or tracks, see Displaying Notes and Controllers in the Inline

Piano Roll View, Displaying Notes and Controllers (Piano Roll View Only),

and Working with Multiple Tracks in the Piano Roll View.

To Add Controller Data with the Draw Tool

1. Click the Edit MIDI Event Type menu , and choose New

Value Type from the popup menu.

A single controller event