Unless I have understood the behaviour wrong, a midi editor "view" is tied directly to a clip. I am assuming that the state of the midi editor (zoom, etc) is also tied to a clip.
So.
Can we add text to the keys on the vertical piano roll? I have an orchestras worth of tracks, and most of the instruments have sets of keyswitches. My memory is not what it was when I was younger, and it would be useful to be able to write, in the keys, the name of a particular keyswitch articulation, i.e. c3=Arco, d3=Staccato, etc, for each instrument/clip, as a visual prompt when working in a clip. (my clips are one for each track, for the entire length of the project.)
I have the keyswitches all written out, but it would be quicker to read right there, in the clip/midi editor instance.
Is this possible, Rui?
Alex.
re. keyswitch names on the vertical piano roll.
yes. the MIDI clip editor aka. piano-roll is tightly tied to the MIDI clip in question.
on the vertical/virtual piano keyboard on the left may show the node/key names but only through hovering tool-tip bubbles (check menu View > Tool Tips).
hth.
cheers
OK, so there's no way to
OK, so there's no way to manually enter specific text in the piano roll keys, for a clip/midi editor instance, and have it display. We only have tool tips, and they only show general data.
Thanks for the heads up.
Alex.
re. keyswitch names on the vertical piano roll.
yes, there is a way, and pretty much has always been there: you just have to define your alternate key names for the MIDI instrument in particular on View > Instruments ... via (old) Cakewalk instrument definition files (*.ins) or standard midi xml files (*.midnam)
ad-hoc, inline key names are not currently supported though, sorry
byee
Ok, thanks for the heads up.
Ok, thanks for the heads up.
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