User Manual

NOTE AND AUTOMATION EDITING
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From the top down in the picture above, the Edit Pane contains the following elements:
• Back button
Click the Back button to exit Edit Mode and return to the Song/Block View.
• Clip Resize Handles
By clicking and dragging either of the handles, you can change the position and length of the clip.
• Clip Overview
The Clip Overview shows the note clips of the note lane which has edit focus. You can select one or several clips
in the Clip Overview and perform clip-based editing (e.g. moving and resizing) - just like in Arrange Mode.
•Note Edit Mode Selector
To the right of the Note Edit Lane, below the Vertical Zoom tools, is the Note Edit Mode Selector. Click to choose
between Key Edit, Drum Edit or REX Edit Mode. Depending on selected mode, the Note Edit Lane will display dif-
ferently. See more about the different modes in “Note Edit Modes”.
• Performance Controller Automation Selector
Each performance controller you used when recording the note clip has its own separate Performance Controller
Edit Lane. You can add or delete performance controller edit lanes from the clip using this selector. See the “Cre-
ating new performance controller automation lanes” and “Deleting performance controller automation lanes” for
more details.
•Note Edit Lane
Here you can edit the notes of one open clip at a time. Note events are displayed as orange horizontal “boxes” in
a piano roll fashion on the Note Edit Lane. The left side of each box indicates Note On (key down) and the right
side Note Off (key up). The color intensity of each box indicates the velocity for the corresponding note. Depend-
ing on selected Note Edit Mode (see “Note Edit Modes”), the contents of the Note Edit Lane will display differently.
•Velocity Edit Lane
The Velocity Edit Lane shows the velocity values for each of the recorded notes. Velocity values are automatically
recorded together with notes. See more about editing velocity values in “Editing note velocity”.
• Performance Controller Edit Lanes
On the Performance Controller Edit Lanes are the performance controller events for Mod Wheel, Pitch Bend, Sus-
tain Pedal etc. Performance controller events are automatically distributed on separate lanes for each recognized
controller during recording. Even though performance controllers belong to separate note clips, they will affect
all
active parallel note lanes on a track. See “Automation editing” for details on how to edit performance controller
events.
• Parameter Automation Lanes
Any recorded parameter automation will be shown in separate clips, on separate Parameter Automation Lanes.
Parameter automation clips don’t “belong” to the note lane or to any note clips, and will not be opened together
with note clips. Double-clicking on a parameter automation clip will open it for editing. See “Automation editing”.
• Static Value Handles
The Static Value Handles to the left of the Performance Controller Edit Lanes and Parameter Automation Lanes
indicate to what value the automated controller/parameter will default to where there are no clips on the lane. Ba-
sically, this value reflects the parameter’s initial value, before it was automated. You can easily change a parame-
ter’s Static Value by dragging the Static Value Handle up or down. See “Automation editing” for more details.