Reference Guide

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Editing MIDI Events and Continuous Controllers (CC)
Snap to Scale
6. When you’re through choosing scale degrees, click the Close button to save your changes. If you
want to delete your scale, just highlight it in the Scale field, and click the Delete button .
To Edit or Delete a Scale
1. Open the Scale Manager dialog (click the drop-down arrow in the Scale menu, and choose
Scale Manager from the menu, or use the Track menu command, or the right-click menu in the
Track List pane of the Piano Roll view).
2. In the Scale Family field, click the scale family that the desired scale is filed under.
3. Select the desired scale by clicking the scale’s name in the Scale field. If you want to delete the
scale, click the Delete button .
4. Include or exclude individual notes for the scale by clicking either the keys in the keyboard
display, or by clicking the scale degree buttons under the Scale Degrees field. Included notes
appear as blue dots in the keyboard display, as depressed scale degree buttons, and as scale
degrees in the Scale Degrees field.
A. Keyboard display B. Scale degree buttons
5. When you’re through choosing scale degrees, click the Close button to save your changes.
To Restore a Scale or Scales to Factory Settings
1. Open the Scale Manager dialog.
2. If you want to restore a particular scale to factory settings, select it in the Scale field, click the
Defaults button, and in the Scale Defaults dialog, select Restore Current Scale (if factory),
and click OK.
3. If you have deleted a factory-supplied scale and want to replace it with the original version, click
the Defaults button, and in the Scale Defaults dialog, select Restore Any Missing Scales, and
click OK.
4. If you want to restore all factory-supplied scales to factory settings, click the Defaults button, and
in the Scale Defaults dialog, select Restore All Factory Scales, and click OK.
A B