Hi people,
Does anyone know of the simplest way to copy MIDI between chunks? I use the clipping board for most else but that results in MIDI not being lined up.
Part of my difficulty, I guess is that I don't have any MIDI notes at the beginning of the track so pasting pastes into the wrong location unless I have the counter in the same spot as the first note of the other chunk.
I think I may have mentally solved my problem. If I put a MIDI note at the beginning of the track and the copy it onto the clipping and paste it (assuming the tempo is the same) - it should work no? Otherwise I have to paste where the wiper is right?
I'm going to try that - other suggestions?
CC
Copying MIDI between chunks
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Copying MIDI between chunks
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Re: Copying MIDI between chunks
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Re: Copying MIDI between chunks
Hey hey hey. That's awesome. Mine way worked too but I like that way as well. I always wondered why you could display different Chunks in the various windows different than the Play enabled chunk. Now it makes sense.
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Re: Copying MIDI between chunks
You can do it that way. I've used that method for a lot of things, and not necessarily always lining it with the first beat, but also with other landmarks as well.conleycd wrote:Hi people,
Does anyone know of the simplest way to copy MIDI between chunks? I use the clipping board for most else but that results in MIDI not being lined up.
Part of my difficulty, I guess is that I don't have any MIDI notes at the beginning of the track so pasting pastes into the wrong location unless I have the counter in the same spot as the first note of the other chunk.
I think I may have mentally solved my problem. If I put a MIDI note at the beginning of the track and the copy it onto the clipping and paste it (assuming the tempo is the same) - it should work no? Otherwise I have to paste where the wiper is right?
I'm going to try that - other suggestions?
CC
But for me the easiest method is simply to remember the location of the wiper. I usually have post-it notes, or a note book open so that I can write down such locations.
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