Make all midi notes same length shortcut?
Make all midi notes same length shortcut?
Hi,
just wondered how do you make all midi notes in a clip the same length? E.g i have a load of midi notes all of different length, but instead of resizing each one, is there a shortcut to select all (apple-A) then drag/resize so they all snap to the same length?
Thanks
just wondered how do you make all midi notes in a clip the same length? E.g i have a load of midi notes all of different length, but instead of resizing each one, is there a shortcut to select all (apple-A) then drag/resize so they all snap to the same length?
Thanks
Re: Make all midi notes same length shortcut?
i don't know all of the new clip editing features in 9 but one way to do this would be to use the midi note length plugin and record the output into a new midi clip.
Re: Make all midi notes same length shortcut?
+1
When you're editing notes, the need to make many notes equal length occurs a lot.
(not ALL the notes, just the selected ones).
Cubase does it by typing in the desired length.
Logic does it with ALT + resize selected notes.
Sonar does it.
FL studio does it.
Reason does it with its "=" button.
Acid did it.
It's just something that comes up a lot.
Live does not do it.
When you're editing notes, the need to make many notes equal length occurs a lot.
(not ALL the notes, just the selected ones).
Cubase does it by typing in the desired length.
Logic does it with ALT + resize selected notes.
Sonar does it.
FL studio does it.
Reason does it with its "=" button.
Acid did it.
It's just something that comes up a lot.
Live does not do it.
Re: Make all midi notes same length shortcut?
On PC
Ctrl + A to select all the notes, or select a note, and shift + click to add other notes to your selection, or click and drag a box around notes to select them.
Then...
Shift + Arrow Left to shorten note lengths
Shift + Arrow Right to extend note lengths
I usually take all the notes down to the shortest length first, then extend them longer to the length I need them at.
Ctrl + A to select all the notes, or select a note, and shift + click to add other notes to your selection, or click and drag a box around notes to select them.
Then...
Shift + Arrow Left to shorten note lengths
Shift + Arrow Right to extend note lengths
I usually take all the notes down to the shortest length first, then extend them longer to the length I need them at.
Re: Make all midi notes same length shortcut?
decoded_ wrote:On PC
Ctrl + A to select all the notes, or select a note, and shift + click to add other notes to your selection, or click and drag a box around notes to select them.
Then...
Shift + Arrow Left to shorten note lengths
Shift + Arrow Right to extend note lengths
I usually take all the notes down to the shortest length first, then extend them longer to the length I need them at.
Brilliant!! Works on Mac too.
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Re: Make all midi notes same length shortcut?
spot on!decoded_ wrote:On PC
Ctrl + A to select all the notes, or select a note, and shift + click to add other notes to your selection, or click and drag a box around notes to select them.
Then...
Shift + Arrow Left to shorten note lengths
Shift + Arrow Right to extend note lengths
I usually take all the notes down to the shortest length first, then extend them longer to the length I need them at.
Re: Make all midi notes same length shortcut?
Excellent tip!decoded_ wrote: ↑Mon Aug 12, 2013 2:47 amOn PC
Ctrl + A to select all the notes, or select a note, and shift + click to add other notes to your selection, or click and drag a box around notes to select them.
Then...
Shift + Arrow Left to shorten note lengths
Shift + Arrow Right to extend note lengths
I usually take all the notes down to the shortest length first, then extend them longer to the length I need them at.
Re: Make all midi notes same length shortcut?
well that';s nice but it doesn't make them the same length
Re: Make all midi notes same length shortcut?
It does if you follow the last sentence in the explanation.
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