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Editing parameter automation envelopes
You can edit mute automation settings by adding an envelope to the bus track or by using the controls in the Soft Synth Properties
window. For more information, see
window. For more information, see
1.
Select the Automation Settings button
2.
Click to position the cursor in the timeline where you want to edit a parameter.
3.
You can adjust automated parameters by editing the envelopes in the timeline or by recording automation with the controls in the
Soft Synth Properties window. For more information, see
The controls in the Soft Synth Properties window behave differently if the track has automation envelopes and when you change
the track automation recording mode:
the track automation recording mode:
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When the track automation mode is set to Off, the controls in the Soft Synth Properties window affect the entire bus track (and
all tracks routed to the soft synth).
all tracks routed to the soft synth).
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When the track has automation envelopes and the track automation mode is set to Read, the Soft Synth Properties controls
change state to reflect the envelope setting during playback but cannot be adjusted.
change state to reflect the envelope setting during playback but cannot be adjusted.
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When the track has automation envelopes and the track automation mode is set to Touch or Latch, the Soft Synth Properties
controls edit the envelope setting at the cursor position.
Editing MIDI clip properties
From the View menu, choose Clip Properties (or Ctrl+Alt+3) to display the Clip Properties window. You can also get to the Clip
Properties window by double-clicking the track icon
and selecting the Clip Pool tab in the Track Properties window. Double-click
one of the clips to open the Clip Properties dialog.
The contents of the Clip Properties window will change to display properties for the currently selected clip in the timeline. You can use
the Clip Properties window to edit MIDI data using the list editor or piano roll.
Tip:
When the Clip Properties window is undocked, you can double-click its title bar to toggle its size — especially handy when
you’re using the piano roll.
Editing a MIDI clip with the Piano Roll
The piano roll editor is a OPT plug-in that you can use to create and edit note events within the ACID Clip Properties window for a MIDI
track. For more information, see
track. For more information, see
Editing a MIDI clip with the List Editor
The List Editor tab is an OPT plug-in that you can use to perform detailed filtering and editing within the Clip Properties window for a
MIDI track. For more information, see
MIDI track. For more information, see
Merging controller data from a MIDI clip
If you use MIDI clips that contain MIDI controller data, the controller data will not be displayed in the timeline by default.
Right-click the event on the timeline and choose Merge Envelope Data from the shortcut menu to represent MIDI controllers as
envelopes on the timeline.
Note:
The Merge Envelope Data command is not available in inline MIDI editing mode. For more information, see
Tip:
When Lock Envelopes to Events is selected from the Options menu, envelope points will move with an event as you move it along
the timeline. When Lock Envelopes to Events is not selected, you can move events and envelopes independently.
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