Selecting Events
Basically, changes like moving or deleting notes apply to all selected MIDI events. Changes to the selection in one editor always apply to all other editors as well. For example, you can select a group of notes in the Matrix Editor and then change the velocity of these note groups in the Controller Editor which modifies all selected notes simultaneously.
Select events with mouse and keyboard
Selection |
Mouse action |
Select the Event |
Left-click on event |
Select multiple events |
Left click on a free spot + drag (only with selection tool). |
Add/Remove event to/from selection |
Ctrl + left-click on event |
Add/Remove several events to/from selection |
Ctrl + left click on a free spot + drag (only with selection tool). |
Select a range of events |
Left-click on first event, Shift + left-click on last event |
Select all events |
Ctrl + A Depending on the editor, the selection includes notes (piano roll, score), controller events (controller editor) or all events (list editor). |
Unselect all |
Left click on a free spot |
Set or change current event within a multiple selection. |
Left-click on selected event |
Select current event, deselect all other events |
Double-click on event |
Selection of all notes of a pitch |
Double-click on free space with this pitch or on the corresponding key on the keyboard on the left (piano roll only) |
Selection of all notes of a pitch starting from click position |
Alt + double-click on free space with this pitch |
Selection of all notes behind click position |
Shift + Alt + double-click on free space |
Select next/preceding note |
Arrow left/right |
Select MIDI controller events together with notes
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With this option, which you can reach in the menu Options or via the button, associated CC events are also selected when a MIDI note is selected. |
Associated controller events are those events that lie between Note On and Note Off of the note.