There is an option to not trigger notes on PRV?

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a13xhp
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2018/06/07 13:18:49 (permalink)

There is an option to not trigger notes on PRV?

When I'm painting notes in PRV using the freehand, line pencil or holding ALT Gr, Cakewalk trigger the notes causing me a headache. Is there a way to not audition notes? 
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    bluzdog
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    Re: There is an option to not trigger notes on PRV? 2018/06/07 15:17:20 (permalink)
    The quick and dirty way would be to mute the track.
     
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    Re: There is an option to not trigger notes on PRV? 2018/06/07 15:32:39 (permalink)
    This is exacly what I'm doing  but maybe it exist a better way to do this and if it doesn't I would like to see this little useful feature in one of the next updates.
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    Re: There is an option to not trigger notes on PRV? 2018/06/07 17:25:03 (permalink)
    the only midi audition preference I know of is fir velocity. Preferences advanced->project-midi.
     
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    Re: There is an option to not trigger notes on PRV? 2018/06/07 17:26:16 (permalink)
    Given that you can click on a PRV Mute button for the track, I'm not sure how it could get easier than a one-click solution? You could also use remote control on the Mute button and use something like the topmost keyboard key or moving the mod wheel. Or a footswitch.

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