New tracks can be added to the Midi file by clicking. To rename a track (by clicking ) or to delete Moreover, the track editorĮnables the user to hide or mute specific channels (by clicking and ), The names of the tracks as well as their numbers and the tracks' colors. The track editor contains a list of all tracks in the currently loaded Midi file. Of each channel can be edited and visualized. After that, the user can select events in theĮvent view and move the events, change the notes' durations, create new events,īelow the event view, the velocities of all notes, the controllers, the key/channel pressure, and the pitch In order to edit the content of a Midi file, the user has to select a tool in
Indicate the event type shown in each row. Notes represents the note's duration according to the time line on the top ofīelow the notes the other events are shown. Notes according to the piano roll on the left. The rows of the event view represent the different Moreover, most editing can be done in thisĪll events are colored, where the colors can either be chosen to represent It visualizes theĮvents in the loaded Midi file. The event view is the most important part of the editor. The toolbar contains items from the menubar in order to provide quick access to the most frequently used actions. The Midi menu provides actions which let the user set the Midi preferences. The playback menu contains all actions which control the playback, the recording, or the metronome.
This includes items to zoom in or out and the raster settings. The view menu provides actions to customize the view settings. The tools menu provides actions to edit the current file's content. The edit menu provides actions to select events, to copy and paste events, and to The file menu provides the usual actions to load, create, and save files. Structured within the following submenues: File Most actions which can be performed by the user are accessible using the menubar. The tracks and channels, to visualize the protocol of all actions the userĭid, and to edit all properties of the selected event(s). On the right side, there are different windows allowing the user to edit Used to visualize and edit the velocity for each note as well as the differentĬontroller values, the pitch for each channel, or the key/channel pressure. There is the event view, which shows all events, and a view which can be Menubar and additional tools, such as the metronome, can be controlledīelow the toolbar, the mainscreen is split into two parts. Moreover, the settings can be accessed from the On the top of the editor there are the menubar and the toolbar which containīuttons to load and save files, to play the currently loaded file, or The following screenshot shows the editor in use:
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