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To draw and edit notes and controllers in the Inline Piano Roll view, see “Adding and Editing Notes in
the Piano Roll View” on page 249 and “Adding and Editing Controllers in the Piano Roll View” on page
254
Displaying the Inline Piano Roll View
Use the following methods to hide or show the Inline Piano Roll view.
To Hide or Show an Individual Track’s Inline Piano Roll View
• In the Track pane, click the PRV mode button of the track that you want to display in Inline Piano
Roll view mode.
or
• Double-click a MIDI clip in the Clips pane, if Inline Piano Roll Mode is selected in the MIDI Clips
field of the Clip View Options dialog. To open the Clips View Options dialog, right-click in the Clips
pane, and select
View Options from the popup menu.
To Hide or Show All Tracks’ Inline Piano Roll Views
• In the Inline Piano Roll toolbar, click the PRV mode button. To display the Inline Piano Roll
toolbar, use the
View-Toolbars command to open the Toolbars dialog, and check the Inline Piano
Roll checkbox.
or
• Use the Track-In-line PRV-PRV Mode command.
The MIDI Scale
MIDI tracks have a control called the MIDI Scale. This control displays a vertical ruler labeled with
MIDI values (in 7bit Values mode) or MIDI notes (in Notes mode), giving you a visual guide for editing
notes and controllers. The MIDI Scale is also a vertical zoom control. If a track uses a Drum Map, the
MIDI Scale for that track displays the Drum Map’s note names on the track’s MIDI Scale (in Notes
mode).
Select tool
Draw tool
Auto Erase button
Show/Hide Notes
Show/Hide
Controllers
Show/Hide Velocity Tails (on
drum-mapped tracks)
Fit Content
PRV Mode
Inline Piano Roll toolbar