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List editor (midi event list)
Open list editor
The MIDI
editor has an integrated display of all events in list format. This list editor can be opened with the button
above the keyboard or by using the "Alt + L" keyboard shortcut.
When the list editor is opened and activated for editing it has a narrow red border. This is to make clear
that certain functions, e.g. select next/previous event (cursor keys) or the "Select all" command, refer only
to the list.
Working with the list editor
The list editor does not only display note events, but also MIDI controller and SysEx data. This
controller and the data can be hidden and can even be filtered during playback ("mute").
Double clicking on a SysEx entry in the list opens a simple editor for viewing and editing the SysEx
information.
A note always has a "Note on" and "Note off" event. These are always selected and edited in pairs (note
off events are not displayed by default, but can be displayed by checking the box below the editor).
New events can be created directly in the list editor by using the "Insert" button. The current values of the
edit fields in the upper frame of the piano roll always apply. Therefore, before editing these fields please
ensure that no event in the piano roll is selected.
Tip: If no current event has been selected, you can determine the insert position by setting the play
cursor.
For editing certain events only, the list editor has a view filter for each column. These are small check
boxes above the list editor columns.
Select a representative format, e.g. a note of a certain pitch. Then click on the display filter of a specific
column to display only events of this type, e.g. of the selected pitch. All other events are now hidden.
View filters can be combined. For example, you can use the "Select all" command ("Ctrl + A") to select
and edit all type 10 control change events (volume) of MIDI channel 6.
MIDI editor tips & tricks
You can copy & paste MIDI data within the editor and between different MIDI objects. MIDI data is
always inserted at the current position of the play cursor.
Duplicating: If the grid is activated ("Options -> Quantization grid active"), the selected notes are copied
and inserted from the next grid point following the selection. They are otherwise inserted immediately
after the selection.
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