Hi,
I have there notes where I want to automate the pitch to "fall" an octave.
How do I do it? Can't draw it on the piano roll, don't know why....
thanks
 

I don't use this often but try opening a controller lane and choose midi event. what your looking for here is "Wheel"

 
More on this thread from Randy ^^^ His pic too.
http://forum.cakewalk.com/Midi-Pitch-Bend-Question-m2088302.aspx

Thank you. That made it.
I also had to switch to the pen tool. And deactivate SNAP
Works like a charm!!!

great now select my answer as the best answer and I can use those points towards a new car .
Im just kidding, glad it worked

Well you already have enough points for a Yugo...but I'd suggest holding out for something better.

Anderton
Well you already have enough points for a Yugo...but I'd suggest holding out for something better.

 

 
I said "car" But I meant "Coffee". Im holding out for a latte

Wouldn't it be nice if you could change the draw-pitchwheel to show the grid in actual notes so you could directly draw a melody played with pitchwheel? That would make, say, editing/composing a MIDI-guitar solo with long bends a lot easier.

The number of vertical grid lines would depend on the pitch bend range set at the time.  Of course, each synth would have a different method of setting the current time.  Also, you might complicate matters by changing pitch bend range mid project

I have actually made a Studioware panel that adds the correct pitch bend value taking into account a set pitch bend range. 

Say the pitch bend range is 5 semitones but I wish to raise the pitch by 2 semitones , but starting from 3 semitones lower. The studioware panel takes care of the maths and adds the right values to generation the correct shift.

Kalle Rantaaho
Wouldn't it be nice if you could change the draw-pitchwheel to show the grid in actual notes so you could directly draw a melody played with pitchwheel? That would make, say, editing/composing a MIDI-guitar solo with long bends a lot easier.

that's a really good idea.
I believe there is a way to read the bend % in sonar but putting it in simple terms (as you mentioned notes) would be a nice feature.