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Record with the virtual keyboard
If a hardware controller is unavailable, you can monitor VSTi's and record MIDI data with the virtual keyboard.
1 In the upper-right corner of the Sequencer, click the Virtual Keyboard button.
Click the Arm For Record button
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3 Click the Record button
Play the virtual keyboard.
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Record in steps
To determine the timing of each step, choose a Note Value setting in the Grid options. (See "Determine musical
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timing with the MIDI grid" on page 217.)
Click the Step Record button
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Click the Arm For Record button
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Click the Record button
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5 Play either a hardware controller or the virtual keyboard.
Set the record mode
Choose one of the following from the Record Mode pop-up menu:
Adds to existing data on tracks.
Overdub
Supplants existing data on tracks.
Replace
Output sequencer tracks to MIDI hardware
If you have hardware sound modules, you can output MIDI data directly to them from the Sequencer.
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In the track controls, choose a MIDI channel from the Output menu.
The selected MIDI channel transmits data to all outputs selected in the MIDI Devices dialog box. (See "Connect to
MIDI inputs and outputs" on page 215.)
To include the audio output of a sound module in exported mixdown files, record the output on an audio track.
Export and import MIDI files in the Sequencer
To quickly share sequencing data with other multitrack sessions or sequencing applications, export and import MIDI
files. These files contain all note, velocity, and controller information. After importing them, you simply need to
assign a VSTi or hardware output to each track.
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In the Sequencer, do either of the following:
• To export MIDI, click the Export MIDI File button
• To import MIDI, click the Open MIDI File button
Note: Imported MIDI replaces any existing MIDI in the Sequencer.
See also
"Insert MIDI into a session and access the Sequencer" on page 214
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