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Editing MIDI Events and Continuous Controllers (CC)
Displaying Notes and Controllers (Piano Roll View Only)
3. To override the default setting, click Use These Settings Instead, and choose the note names
and mode you want to work with.
4. Click OK when you are done
The Piano Roll view is updated with the settings you request.
Displaying Notes and Controllers (Piano Roll View
Only)
The Show/Hide MIDI Events button in the Piano Roll view lets you quickly hide or show any
combination of the data in a MIDI track or in multiple MIDI tracks. This button is independent of the
Show/Hide MIDI Events button in a track’s Inline Piano Roll view (see also “Displaying Notes and
Controllers in the Inline Piano Roll View” on page 480)).
The Show/Hide MIDI Events button is located in the upper left corner of the Piano Roll view.
To Hide or Show Data in the Piano Roll View
1. If you want to display the data from multiple MIDI tracks, first choose and configure the tracks
from which you want to display data (see “Working with Multiple Tracks in the Piano Roll View” on
page 437).
2. Click the drop-down arrow on the Show/Hide MIDI Events button to display the menu of
MIDI data in the current track (the track that is highlighted in the Track List pane, or in the Track
view).
3. Choose from the following menu options:
• To hide or show notes for all displayed tracks, click Show Notes.
• To hide or show the outline(s) of the clip(s) you’re looking at, choose Show Clip Outlines.
• To hide or show a controller type for all displayed tracks, click the name of the controller.
• To hide or show the edit handles on controllers, click Show Controller Handles.
• To hide or show the velocity columns on all tracks except the active track, click Show Velocity
on Active Track Only.
• To show all controllers in all displayed tracks, click Display All Continuous Events, or just
click the left side of the Show/Hide MIDI Events button . The button turns white when all
controllers are hidden, and blue when all controllers are showing.
4. After you choose an option, the menu closes. You can repeat steps 2 and 3 to choose more
options.
See:
Adding and Editing Notes in the Piano Roll
Adding and Editing Controllers in the Piano Roll