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Adjusting the Key/Transposing a Track (Key+)
Each MIDI note event has a key number, or pitch. On playback, the key
offset (Key+) sparameter transposes all notes in the track by the
designated number of half-steps. The value can range from -127 to +127.
A value of 12 indicates that notes will be played back one octave higher
than they are written.
This parameter does not affect the note number that is stored for each
note event. When the clip is displayed in other views, like the Piano Roll,
Staff, or Event List view, you will see the original notes as they are
stored in the Þle. To permanently change the pitches, you can edit them
individually or use the
Edit-Transpose command.
If the key offset value transposes the key number (MIDI note) outside
the allowable MIDI range (0Ð127), the key number will be transposed to
the lowest or highest octave within that range.
You can use the Key+ parameter to assist in preparing scores for
instruments whose music is written in something other than ÒconcertÓ
key (such as Bb trumpet). For more information, see ÒMusic Notation for
Nonconcert Key InstrumentsÓ on page B-16.
When you edit the Key+ parameter, pressing [ or ] or right-clicking on
the spinner control changes the value by 12 instead of by 10. This makes
it easy to transpose by octaves.
To Set the Key Offset for a Track…
1. Move the highlight to the Key+ column of the track you want to
change.
2. Press the + or – key to change the key by a single semitone. Use
the [ or ] key to change the key by 12 semitones (one octave).
You can also change the key offset in a variety of other ways, as
described on page 3-15. To change the key offset for more than one
track at a time, select the tracks you want to change and choose
Track-Property-Key+ .