CAKEWALK SONAR User Manual page 291

MCIcmd Windows Media Control
Interface (MCI) command
Wave Audio Digital audio wave
Shape Events Automation graph segments
made up of a solid line
between two nodes
Expression Staff view expression marking
Hairpin Staff view dynamics marking
Chord Staff view chord symbol
Event List Manager Opens Event Manager dialog
box
Events Out of Slip Edit Events that are outside of slip-
Boundaries edited boundaries
Insert Event Inserts a copy of highlighted
event—double-click the
event's Kind parameter to
change it to the kind of event
you want
Delete Event Deletes the highlighted event
Pick Tracks and Show Left side of button opens Pick
Next/Previous Track Tracks dialog; right side of
button opens Next Track/
Previous Track dropdown
menu
Here are some notes about events and their parameters:
• The Channel parameter in the Track view can force an event to play on a different MIDI channel
from the one shown in the event list.
• Pedal marks entered in the Staff view are displayed in the Event List view as controller events
(64).
• Many keyboards do not support key aftertouch and channel aftertouch. Consult the
for your keyboard for more information.
• When you double-click the value of a patch event, SONAR displays the Bank/Patch Change dialog
box. For more information about bank and patch changes, "To Insert a Bank/Patch Change" on
page 126.
• See Chapter 17, Using System Exclusive Data, for more information about System Exclusive
banks.
• See Chapter 9, Editing Audio, for more information about audio clips.
MCI command text
Name, velocity (0-127), and number of samples
Change in values, kind of shape, and length in
MBT format.
Note: Shape events cannot be edited, only
deleted.
Text of expression mark
Direction (crescendo or diminuendo) and duration
The name of the chord
Shows or hides various kinds of events
Note, audio, or controller data
Whatever the highlighted event's parameters are
Whatever the highlighted event's parameters are
Allows you to pick what tracks the Event List
shows events for
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