210M: 04: Advanced MIDI Productions

Question 0

How can you set which MIDI track is affected by the pencil tool in a MIDI editor?

Answer 0

By selecting the track in the track list column within the midi editor window.
Or use the track selector in the midi edit toolbar.

Question 1

What are some differences between Targeted and unTargeted MIDI editor windows?

Answer 1

UnTargeted midi editor windows allow multiple windows to be open.
Selection in targeted window reflects selection in edit window.
Keyboard commands apply to targeted window.

Question 2

What is the difference between opening the midi editor from the view menu and from the window menu?

Answer 2

Opening the midi editor via the view menu opens a docked midi editor within the edit window.

Question 3

What are the two views available for displaying tracks in the notes pane of the MIDI editor?

Answer 3

Piano roll view, notation view.

Question 4

What is groove quantize? What are groove templates?

Answer 4

Quantizes according to a groove template.

Groove templates map the rhythmic and dynamic variations within a performance.

Question 5

When can restore performance be used to undo changes made to a MIDI performance? When can’t it be used?

Answer 5

Allows undo of standard quantize, groove quantize, change duration, change velocity, or change pitch commands.
Restore performance cannot undo edits, cuts, pastes, or manually moved notes.

Question 6

What is the difference between track-based real-time properties and clip-based real time properties?

Answer 6

Track-based affects the whole track, clip-based is applied only to specified clip(s).

Question 7

What is the main difference in the way notation is displayed in the score editor compared to the notation view in the midi editor?

Answer 7

The score editor displays pages.

Question 8

How can you set which kind of staff a track is transcribed to in the score editor?

Answer 8

Double click on clef in staff
Or
Right click on score editor>notation display track settings
Or
From the track list popup menu in the score editor, select notation display track settings.

Question 9

What happens to the MIDI data in a track if you edit it in the score editor?

Answer 9

It is changed to correspond with the score.

Question 10

Describe the various methods available for opening the score setup window.

Answer 10

Control option =
Right click on track > open score editor
Window>score editor

Question 11

How can the midi editor window be opened?

Answer 11

Control =

Question 12

How can the score be printed?

Answer 12

Cmd p