I'm using Session Horns (Native Instruments), and it has a way to modify the articulation of specific notes played by specific horns by sending just those notes to a different MIDI channel. What I've been doing is opening the Event Viewer and the Piano Roll View and clicking on the note in the PRV that I want to modify. That note is then highlighted in the EV, and from there I can change its MIDI channel. Session Horns then applies my selected articulation to that note (or group of notes, as in a chord).
 
Does anyone know if there's a more direct way to change the MIDI channel of a single note (or sometimes group of notes)? That is, by opening fewer windows on my already cluttered screen? It would speed things up if, for example, I could change the MIDI channel from the PRV, but that doesn't seem possible.
 
Thanks for any ideas!

Take a look at the Split notes to tracks CAL script.

The Event Inspector Module can change channel for one or more notes at a time.

msmcleod
Take a look at the Split notes to tracks CAL script.

Thanks! If it does what the title says, though, it's not what I need. Session Horns wants to read just one track, and it applies a different articulation to any note that's sent to a different MIDI channel. (I may be using wrong terminology, because I'm just a simple guitar player.)

If it's just the occasional note - I think you can right click the note in the piano roll view and change it there. - or as Scook says - pre select the notes and change them with the event inspector module.

scook
The Event Inspector Module can change channel for one or more notes at a time.

This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!

Rbh
If it's just the occasional note - I think you can right click the note in the piano roll view and change it there. - or as Scook says - pre select the notes and change them with the event inspector module.

Scook's suggestion about the Event Inspector Module is what I needed. FYI, if you right-click a note in the PRV you delete it.

Larry Jones
 FYI, if you right-click a note in the PRV you delete it.

Yes, if the Smart tool is selected; double-click displays properties. Right-click will bring up properties when using the Select Tool.

HI:)
 
@Larry Jones
 
Are you sure, the articulations are on another midi channel??  In Session Hors Pro they are keyswitches from C-1 to G#-1, so you don't need another midichannel, never heard of that!
 
Bassman.
 

Bassman002
HI:)
 
@Larry Jones
 
Are you sure, the articulations are on another midi channel??  In Session Horns Pro they are keyswitches from C-1 to G#-1, so you don't need another midichannel, never heard of that!
 
Bassman.
 

Yes, I'm sure. I am using the basic version of Session Horns, not Session Horns Pro, so that might be the difference. Also, I'm not talking about playing live -- I am editing articulations after the track is recorded.
 
I learned about this from this video. Look at it from 2:56 to see what I'm talking about. The video uses Logic as the host DAW, so I stumbled around in SONAR for a while trying to figure out how to do this, and you can see in this thread what I've learned.