MIDI Editor cursor navigation actions
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==Actions to move the cursors in the MIDI editors== | ==Actions to move the cursors in the MIDI editors== | ||
| - | There are two cursors in the MIDI | + | There are two cursors in the MIDI Piano Roll and Inline Editors, one for each dimension: <br> |
1) Vertically: the thin vertical line known as '''edit cursor''' which also appears in the main arrange view <br> | 1) Vertically: the thin vertical line known as '''edit cursor''' which also appears in the main arrange view <br> | ||
Revision as of 20:31, 1 August 2010
Actions to move the cursors in the MIDI editors
There are two cursors in the MIDI Piano Roll and Inline Editors, one for each dimension:
1) Vertically: the thin vertical line known as edit cursor which also appears in the main arrange view
2) Horizontally: This is the active position, showing the selected note row (respective pitch) that has focus in the piano roll (or inline) MIDI editor. Clicking in the note area or on a piano key changes the active position to that note row, indicated by a slightly different (themeable) color. Note insertion, note selection and vertical zooming can relate to the active position.
Moving the "active position"
Sections: MIDI Editor, MIDI Inline Editor
Increase active position one semitone (Cmd ID 40049)
This action increases currently active horizontal row by one semitone.
Decrease active position one semitone (Cmd ID 40050)
This action decreases currently active horizontal row by one semitone.
Increase active position one octave (Cmd ID 40187)
This action increases currently active horizontal row by one octave.
Decrease active position one octave (Cmd ID 40188)
This action decreases currently active horizontal row by one octave.
