looping muliptle midi clips.

 Try Cntl L on the clip and drag it out ..  

FastBikerBoy


As above select the clips and drag the ends out as far as you want.....................

It's not always that simple.   IF the clips do not end at the proper boundaries (ie, how many beats there are in the clip or clips) it will not roll-out properly.   So that has to be managed as well.
 
Easiest way is to right click, go into properties for the clip(s) and set the beats if they are not already correct.  Then it will roll-out with the right measure/beat boundaries.
 
 

bvideo


If you have your six clips staggered over several measures, say 8, and you want to loop that 8 measures over the song, you could bounce your six clips/8 measures to a single clip, and set the properties of the resulting clip to loop at 32 beats. Then drag the ends to reach over the song.

Bill B

Bill,
 
Yep - that's exactly what I was referring to that you clearly explained better than I :)
 
 

I tend not to record that way I like all my clips separated, Grouping all in on clips tends to be time consuming when programming Later, Let say I have hats, snare, and a kick all grouped than I have to use the piano roll to program ,Visually its harder, if I wanna drop the kick for 4 bars I have to open the clip up in the piano roll and erase the kick for 4 bars, where as separate clips I just delete the whole clip hit Q (mute clip) or slip edit back ..  Billy is correct saying that the clips might be at different lengths so slip dragging might not be correct, What I do is bounce to clips then cntrl L if I run into that issue.  But more or less I would just bounce to clips and program using the selected clip with out slip dragging , copy and paste, so editing is alot easier.. I also keep my Kicks separated and never grouped , I would only group certain things such as my Percussion' s or Hats, . I like as much control as possible , If I wanna send my kick to a sidechain I can np.