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also the channel for these notes can be edited. Please be
careful only to use channels 1 or 3. Notes with other chan-
nels will not be displayed when using the Piano 1/3 style. If
you do accidentally assign a note to a channel other than 1
or 3, you can change the channel back for the note in the
Event List.
Display: In these multi-stave systems, MAGIX midi stu-
dio generation 6 only shows the notes carrying the MIDI
channel of the Style or the stave, respectively. As an exam-
ple, in Style Piano 1/3 you would only see an empty stave if
all contained notes had MIDI channel 4.
Score Style Piano 1/3 : In this style the MIDI channel of
each note determine s which staff that note will belong to:
All notes with channel 1 will be written in the upper staff,
all notes with channel 3 in the lower staff/bass clef. How-
ever, this does not mean that you have to adjust the MIDI
channel of every individual note: When you record a se-
quence, the notes will initially get channels 1 or 3 accord-
ing to their pitch. Notes equal to or above middle C will get
channel 1, notes below middle C will get channel 3. After
the sequence is recorded, the MIDI channel of each note
can be edited in order to assign that note to the other staff.
To change the MIDI channel of a note, select it and
change the channel setting in the Event Parameter Box.
This also works for several notes at once (use the rubber
band method for selecting more than one note). Here is an
example:
Graphik
Here you see the same sequence twice, displayed with dif-
ferent Score Styles. On the left side the regular Piano
Score Style is used: Notes with pitch B2 (= B below middle
C) are displayed in the bass clef staff. However, since
those notes clearly belong to the chords played with the
right hand, they should be displayed in the upper staff. To
achieve this, the Piano 1/3 style has been used in the right
example, the MIDI channel of the three notes with pitch
B2 has been changed to channel 1.
Score Style Organ 1/1/5 : This Score Style combines the
regular Piano style with an additional pedal staff for organ
music. Channel 1 notes go to the upper two staves and are