Steinberg Cubase Le 8 Manual
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MIDI Editors Key Editor Operations 461 If you remove all lanes, the controller display is hidden. To bring it back, click the Create Controller Lane button. • To show/hide multiple lanes, open the Controller Lane Setup pop-up menu, and select Show/Hide Controller Lanes. • To reset the controller display to show only the velocity lane, open the Controller Lane Setup pop-up menu, and select Velocity only. • To automatically show all controller lanes with controller data, open the Controller Lane Setup...
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MIDI Editors Key Editor Operations462 2. In the MIDI Controller Setup dialog, move all the controllers that you need to the list on the left and move the controll ers that you do not need to the list on the right. 3. Click OK. Handling Controller Lane Presets Once you have made up your controller la ne setup, you can save it as a controller lane preset. For example, you can have a preset with one velocity lane and another preset with a combination of several controller lanes, such as velocity,...
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MIDI Editors Key Editor Operations 463 Adding Events in the Controller Display • To create a new event in the velocity controller display, click with the Draw tool or the Line tool in the event display. • To create a new event for any other event type, click with the Draw tool or the Line tool in the controller display. Editing Events in the Controller Display All controller values can be edited with the Draw tool or the Line tool. If you have selected more than one controller event on a controller...
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MIDI Editors Key Editor Operations 464 • To cut, copy, and paste events in the controller display select the event and select Edit > Cut/Copy/Paste. When pasting events, the events on the clipboard are added, starting at the project cursor position and maintaining their relative distances. If a pasted event ends up at the same position as an existing event of the same type, the old event is replaced. NOTE If the speaker icon (Acoustic Feedback) is activated on the toolbar, the notes are played back...
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MIDI Editors Key Editor Operations 465 Parabola Mode In Parabola mode, you can draw events on a parabola curve. This gives more natural curves and fades. The result depends on the direction from which you draw the parabola. You can use modifier keys to determine the shape of the parabola curve. • To reverse the parabola curve, press [Ctrl]/[Command]. • To change the position of the whole curve, press [Alt]/[Option]. • To increase or decrease the exponent, press [Shift]. NOTE If Snap is activated the...
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MIDI Editors Key Editor Operations 466 • To change the maximum position of the triangle curve or the pulse of the square curve in Triangle and Square mode, press [Shift]-[Ctrl]/[Command]. This creates sawtooth curves. • You can also set the curve period freely by holding down [Shift] when you insert events in Sine, Triangle, or Square mode. Activate Snap, [Shift]-click and drag to set the length of one period. The period length will be a multiple of the quantize value. Paint Mode In Paint mode, you...
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MIDI Editors Key Editor Operations 467 On the controller lane, you can also see the controller curve that is applied before the part starts. This tells you which controller value is currently being used at the starting point of the part so that you can choose the start value accordingly. Poly Pressure Events Poly Pressure events are events that belong to a specific note number (key). That is, each poly pressure event has two editable values: the note number and the amount of pressure. When Poly...
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MIDI Editors Key Editor Operations 468 Controller Lane Editor The controller lane editor allows you to perform additional scaling operations for selection ranges on existing controller curves. In the controller lane editor, the following smart controls appear on the borders of the editor: Editing Selection Ranges The controller lane editor allows you to perform additional scaling operations for selection ranges on existing controller curves. • To open the controller lane editor, use the Object...
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MIDI Editors Key Editor Operations 469 • To switch the controller lane editor to vertical scaling mode, press [Shift] and click on any of the smart controls. • To move the whole selection up/down or left/right, click on a controller event inside the editor and drag the curve. • To restrict the direction to horizontal or vertical movement, depending on the direction in which you start dragging, press [Ctrl]/[Command] when dragging. NOTE Snap is taken into account when moving controller curves...
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MIDI Editors Score Editor470 Selecting Controllers within the Note Range A note range lasts until the start of the next note or the end of the part. Selected controllers for notes are moved when the corresponding notes are moved. You can select the controllers within the range of the selected notes. • To always select the corresponding controllers when you select a note event, activa te Auto Select Controllers . • To select the controllers within the note range, select Edit > Se lect > Select...