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CHAPTER 10. EDITING MIDI NOTES AND VELOCITIES 136

Selecting a note (or notes) makes it subject to commands from the Edit menu, such as Copy

and Paste. Notes in the clipboard will be pasted starting at the location of the insert marker.

You can also use the

Ctrl

(PC) /

Alt

(Mac) modier to click and drag copies of notes

to a new location. If you click and drag to move notes but then decide that you would like

to copy them instead, you can press the

Ctrl

(PC) /

Alt

(Mac) modier even after

starting the drag.

When editing or drawing, you may sometimes place a new note on top of one that already

exists. If the new note overlaps with the beginning of the original note, the original note

will vanish. If the new note overlaps with the tail of the original, the original note's length

will change so that it lasts just until the new note's beginning.

10.4.5 Changing Note Length

Clicking and dragging on a note's left or right edges changes its length. Note length can

only be changed when Draw Mode is inactive, and will be quantized unless the

Alt

(PC)

/ (Mac) modier is held down while dragging.

Changing Note Length.

Tip: To set a group of notes to the same length, select them all, grab the end of the longest

one, drag them all down to zero length and then extend them.

10.4.6 The ...Time Commands in the MIDI Editor

The standard clipboard commands like Cut, Copy and Paste only affect the currently selected

notes (or the notes within a time selection). But, as in Arrangement editing, there are ...

Time commands that act upon the entire MIDI clip by inserting and deleting time.

Note that these operations do not change the clip start/end position or the loop brace

settings.

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