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54 Chapter 1 Using Logic

Length and velocity are determined by the corresponding buttons in that window. If the

buttons look like those shown in the illustrations below, a sixteenth note with a

velocity setting of 96 would be inserted—this value (96) corresponds to the forte (f)

indicator. The eight available velocity values are represented by the traditional volume

indicators ppp, pp, p, mp, mf, f, ff, and fff, which correspond to velocity values 16, 32, 48,

64, 80, 96, 112, and 127, respectively.

The MIDI channel of an inserted note is determined by the Channel setting in the Step

Input Keyboard window.

Note: The channel settings of individual notes usually have no effect on the playback

channel and therefore the sound of the MIDI Region—this is determined by the track

instrument settings in the Arrange window. The channel settings of individual notes are

mainly used for polyphonic score display.

Proceeding

After a note is inserted, the Song Position Line will always jump to the end of the

inserted note. The following note can be inserted immediately, following the same

principles.

Chords

To insert several notes at the same bar position, Chord mode needs to be activated. To

do so, click on the button at the far left side of the window or use the Chord Mode key

command.

Chord mode prevents the Song Position Line from moving after insertion of a note,

allowing the user to insert as many notes as desired at the same bar position, one after

the other. Another click on the Chord button (or the key command) will deactivate

Chord mode (this should be done before inserting the last note into the chord), and the

Song Position Line will advance as per usual, after note insertion.

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