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Pro Tools Reference Guide 578
System Exclusive Events
System Exclusive (Sysex) events can be recorded
to MIDI or Instrument tracks in Pro Tools (see
“MIDI Step Input” on page 310). Once the
events are recorded, they appear in the track’s
playlist as blocks when the Track View is set to
Sysex.
While the contents of recorded System Exclu-
sive events cannot be directly edited in
Pro Tools, the events can be moved or nudged,
copied and pasted, or deleted.
To move a Sysex event:
1
Set the MIDI or Instrument track to Sysex
View.
2
With any Grabber tool, drag the Sysex event
left or right.
If the Edit mode is set to Grid, the dragged event
snaps to the nearest Grid boundary. If the Edit
mode is set to Spot, the Spot dialog opens.
To delete one or more Sysex events:
1
Do one of the following:
• With the track to Sysex View, click the Sy-
sex event with any Grabber tool to select it.
– or –
• If the region contains other Sysex events
you want to delete, select the entire region
with any Grabber tool (when the track is
displaying regions).
2
Do one of the following:
• Choose Edit > Clear to remove the selected
events from the track.
– or –
• Press the Backspace (Windows) or Delete
(Mac).
Note and Controller Chasing
Note Chasing
Note Chasing allows long, sustained MIDI notes
to be heard when playing from a point after
their start time. For example, if a note’s start
time is at 1|1|000 and lasts for 8 measures (until
9|1|000), note chasing lets you begin playing
from bar 5 and still hear the note that started at
1|1|000 as it continues to sustain until 9|1|000.
Note Chasing is something that can turned on
and off individually for each MIDI or Instru-
ment track. By default, new MIDI and Instru-
ment tracks have Note Chasing enabled.
Sysex event block
The placement of Sysex event blocks can
also be adjusted with Shift (see “Shift Com-
mand” on page 437) or Nudge (see “Nudg-
ing” on page 435).
Individual Sysex event blocks can also be
deleted by Alt-clicking (Windows) or Op-
tion-clicking (Mac) them with the Pencil
tool.