October 2018
Beginner to intermediate
784 pages
20h 16m
English
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Chapter 5
Editing MIDI Data
IN THIS CHAPTER
Understanding MIDI and instrument track views
Selecting MIDI data
Editing in the Edit window
Understanding the MIDI Event window
Historically, MIDI editing in Pro Tools hasn’t been as elaborate as what you find in some programs (such as Logic or Sonar), but the most recent version is as powerful as any other music creation software.
In this chapter, you explore the MIDI-editing functions available to you in Pro Tools. You examine the many uses of the Pencil tool, discovering ways to edit MIDI notes, controller data, and system-exclusive messages.
Working with MIDI and Instrument Tracks
Working with MIDI and instrument tracks is almost the same as working with audio tracks. (The latter are covered in great detail in Book 5, Chapters 1 and 2.) The following sections explain track views, selecting MIDI data, understanding clips, and setting default program changes.
Taking a look at track views
You can adjust the track view for MIDI and Instrument tracks by clicking the Track View selector in the Track Controls section of the Edit window, ...
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