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Unlike the Region playback parameters’ Delay option, this only affects individual event

types or note numbers, which is very useful for drum programming (flams, for

example).

In general, it is useful to transmit controller data slightly before or after the exact grid

positions, to improve the timing of the notes lying on the grid positions.

Length of Notes to be Added

You can use the Length parameter to set the length of notes to be added, measured in

divisions (the left number), and ticks (the right number).

To guarantee optimum timing when drum programming, you should ensure that note

off events are never transmitted at the same time as note on events. Use note lengths

that aren’t close to straight note values, such as 100 ticks (1/48 note = 80 ticks, 1/32

note = 120 ticks). Very small tick values are also unsuitable, because note off events may

sometimes be transmitted at the same time as note on events, at the same position.

Event Status

If you grab the right side of the Status line, a pull-down menu opens, enabling you to

set the status for this event definition line.

MIDI Channel

Next to Cha, you’ll see a checkbox, and to the right of this you can set a MIDI channel

number. If you check this box, the display is restricted to events on the set channel. If

the box is unchecked, the channel parameter is ignored, and matching events on all

channels are displayed.

First Data Byte

The bottom line shows the -1- parameter, where you can determine the first data byte

of the displayed event.

As an example, if Note is set as the event status, you can determine the pitch (note #)

that should be displayed in this event definition line. If the edited MIDI Region is played

by a mapped instrument, a pull-down menu that features the names of the input notes

(drum sound names) appears here.

As with the MIDI channel, the checkbox determines whether (if checked) only events

with the defined first data byte should be displayed, or whether (if unchecked) the

setting should be ignored. In the case of note events, the velocity values of all notes

(regardless of pitch) would be displayed in the relevant event definition line.

If Control is set as the event status, you can use a pull-down menu to determine the

controller type (controller #).

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