Sliding MIDI notes
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midilance
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Sliding MIDI notes
I've forgotten this one and can't find it. In MIDI editing when you want to move a note backward and forward with the arrows, where do I go to adjust the number of tics an arrow push will move the note. I turn off the grid quantize up in the right corner of the MIDI edit window to do this.
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midilance
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Re: Sliding MIDI notes
Never mind. I found it. Nudge amount.
Mac Studio m2 Max // OS 14.3.1 // DP 11.3.1 // MotU Ultralite mk4 // Komplete Ultimate 14 // Arturia V Collection 9 // Korg Collection // Stylus RMX 1.8 // Omnisphere 2.6.2c // Scarbee Keys and Basses // T-Racks 5 // Amplitube 5 // BFD3 // Blue3 // PolyM //
Re: Sliding MIDI notes
That one catches me all the time. You have to have the right options showing in the Info windows to see the nudge amount. AFAICT, it doesn't appear with default settings.
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