Changing channel for a midi clip?

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metz
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2013/04/18 07:38:01 (permalink)

Changing channel for a midi clip?

This might be a really stupid question but eh... anyway.

If you go to the event view you can se that some of the notes of certain clips are set to a different midi channel from the rest of them. Is it possible to change those clips to the proper one all in one go? As it it now I have to manually edit them by hand wich takes forever.

Again.... I might have said something really stupid now. But at least I understand that I might have ;-)

/M
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    garrigus
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    Re:Changing channel for a midi clip? 2013/04/18 07:42:07 (permalink)
    Yes, you can do this very easily with the Event Inspector. Check out this video...

    * Cakewalk SONAR: Event Inspector Editing
    http://www.digifreq.com/digifreq/video.asp?ID=7

    And more videos here:
    http://www.digifreq.com/digifreq/videos.asp

    Scott

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    metz
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    Re:Changing channel for a midi clip? 2013/04/18 07:52:25 (permalink)
    Great! Seems there are more useful stuff for me in that video. Thanks a lot buddy! This really helped me big time.

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    Re:Changing channel for a midi clip? 2013/04/18 22:20:11 (permalink)
    Scott - your video tour through the Event Inspector is very thorough. Even though I'm an advanced Sonar user I got some extra tips out of it. 

    So thanks!

    Two internal 2TB SSDs laptop stuffed with Larry's deals and awesome tools. Studio One is the cat's meow as a DAW now that I've migrated off of Sonar. Using BandLab Cakewalk just to grab old files when migrating songs.
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    Re:Changing channel for a midi clip? 2013/04/19 09:04:10 (permalink)
    Hi Mats and Roger...

    No problem. I'm glad you enjoyed the video! If you want to stay informed about when new videos are available, be sure to sign up for the free DigiFreq music recording newsletter...
    http://www.digifreq.com/digifreq/subscribe.asp

    Thanks!
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