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Event Editor

Open the Event Editor by selecting Window> Open Event

List.

NOTE: If you wish for the Event Editor to be the editor that

is opened when you double-click on a sequence in the Ar-

range window, open the Options > Settings > Global Pref-

erences menu and select Double-click to open Event Edit in

Arrange from the flip menu at the bottom of the window.

The Event Editor displays all data chronologically in a text

format within a table. The Event Editor has no graphical

features, and its arrangement and display of notes is not

comparable to the easy overview provided by the Score and

Matrix Editors. However, it is by nature the most efficient

editor, showing you every MIDI event, with its type and its

values (data bytes) in plain text. All of these parameters are

accessible for editing. In fact, you could do a complete pro-

duction without ever leaving the Event Editor. The MIDI

event type is shown in one of the middle columns of the

display. This makes it easy to quickly discern between

Note, Volume (controller 7), Modulation wheel or any

other type of data. Below is an Event window with a collec-

tion of MIDI events of all types. (thought not necessarily a

real life collection of events, it is useful for this demonstra-

tion.

With the buttons on the left side you can determine which

data types should be visible. You can also use the buttons