MIDI editing enhancements

Stretch MIDI clips

Just like audio clips, you can also stretch MIDI clips.

 

1.	Set the track’s Edit Filter control to Clips.

2.	Do one of the following:

With the Smart tool , hold down the CTRL key and position the pointer over the clip’s first half and drag to stretch the beginning, or position the pointer over the clip’s second half and drag to stretch the end.

With the Timing tool , position the pointer over the clip’s first half and drag to stretch the beginning, or position the pointer over the clip’s second half and drag to stretch the end.

With the Edit tool , hold down the CTRL key and position the pointer over the clip’s first half and drag to stretch the beginning, or position the pointer over the clip’s second half and drag to stretch the end.

The clip edge turns yellow to indicate the clip will be stretched when you drag.

While dragging, a clip icon in the top right corner of the clip shows the stretch percentage (25% to 400%).

 

Note: You cannot stretch MIDI Groove clips. If you want to stretch a MIDI Groove clip, you must first either disable the clip’s Groove Clip Looping property (select the clip and press CTRL+L) or bounce the Groove clip to a new regular MIDI clip (use the Track view Clips > Bounce to Clip(s) command).

 

See:

Using the Smart tool on MIDI clips

Using the Edit tool on MIDI clips

Using the Timing tool on MIDI clips

Working with MIDI clips

Editing MIDI events and continuous controllers (CC)

Piano Roll enhancements

Pattern tool

New features in Music Creator 7