Copying an pasting MIDI notes

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2013/07/24 13:38:37 (permalink)

Copying an pasting MIDI notes

In copying an pasting MIDI notes there use to be a way to select a range of notes. I can't Seem to find it now. Is there a way? Can someone help?
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    timidi
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    Re: Copying an pasting MIDI notes 2013/07/24 19:09:31 (permalink)
    There are a few ways to copy and paste midi notes.
    your query is too vague.

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    Re: Copying an pasting MIDI notes 2013/07/25 02:12:45 (permalink)
    still reaching - how about selecting the track and then using Select by Time under Edit. You can select from say measure 4 to measure 120 and copy all those notes for example.

    Or if you're just picking a few notes you can use the smart tool to highlight the notes and then copy and paste etc.

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