Reference Guide

1448
View Reference
Piano Roll View
Note Map Pane
The Note Map pane is where you map notes to specific drum sounds. The Note Map pane has the
following columns:
• Name. A user-assigned name for the note. The Name can be edited by clicking on it and
entering a new name.
• In Note. The recorded or original pitch of the note. The format can be either C0 through G10 or
0 through 127. There can be up to 128 entries in this column and each must be unique.
• Out Note. The Out Note column specifies the mapped pitch. The format can be either C0
through G10 or 0 through 127. There can be up to 128 entries in this column and each must be
unique.
• Mute. Mutes the note.
• Solo. Solos the note.
Drum Grid Pane
In this pane you can add, edit, and delete drum notes in a track or tracks. You can edit controllers in
this pane if you hide the Controller pane. Only MIDI tracks that are assigned to a drum map appear
in the Drum Grid pane.
See:
Drum Maps and the Drum Grid Pane
Notes Pane
Invert Tracks
All hidden data is displayed and all displayed data is hidden.
Show Velocity Tails
Hides or shows velocity tails on individual notes in the Drum Editor pane
of the Piano Roll view.
Show/Hide Grid
Hides or shows grid lines so you can see how your notes align with
various subdivisions of the beat. Click the drop-down arrow to select a
subdivision.
Show Durations
Changes the display of notes in the Drum Editor pane of the Piano Roll
view to show graphically how long each note is, versus showing each
note as an identical arrow shape.
Zoom Tool
Zooms to the area that you drag around.
Button What it does
Table 237.