Muting MIDI notes in CbB

Only just moved over from Sonar Platinum to the Bandlab version. In Platinum I would mute a MIDI note in the PRV by using Alt + right click. This isn't working in CbB. So how do we do it now? I don't want to have to swap over from the Smart tool to the Mute tool and back again every time.  

Thanks Scook. I guess I should have looked harder for the documentation. I work offline and when I hit CbB's Help tab to bring up the manual it took me to a 'no access to the internet' page.

scook
Even with internet access, the help system is still a pain. It involves searching the old Cakewalk web-based help then substituting Cakewalk for SONAR in the Artist/Professional/Platinum url. Occasionally, due to changes between the two products the process fails to return a usable result. Hopefully someday (soon) BandLab will improve this process. I really don't care if they provide only html but it should be searchable and ultimately downloadable for those who cannot maintain an internet connection.

+1000 !

The old help is wrong in this case. It IS out of date. Sharing it is not answer to the OP or a good idea.
 
Rather than RTFM threads, publishing an obsolete help file would lead to bad bug reports and reports of broken context searches...probably a worse outcome that not publishing an old help file. Of course, this assumes users would RTFM before posting. Many threads here are the result of not searching the help for solutions.
 
My guess is the old help is nobody's to share except the old Gibson/Cakewalk company. While BandLab purchased IP from Gibson, they did not purchase the actual products and may not have a distribution agreement.
 
Rather than publish an out of date and broken help system, the better solution is make the current help searchable. At least those who RTFM before posting would have a decent tool to look for help.

scook
The old help is wrong in this case. It IS out of date. Sharing it is not answer to the OP or a good idea.
 
Rather than RTFM threads, publishing an obsolete help file would lead to bad bug reports and reports of broken context searches...probably a worse outcome that not publishing an old help file. Of course, this assumes users would RTFM before posting. Many threads here are the result of not searching the help for solutions.
 
My guess is the old help is nobody's to share except the old Gibson/Cakewalk company. While BandLab purchased IP from Gibson, they did not purchase the actual products and may not have a distribution agreement.
 
Rather than publish an out of date and broken help system, the better solution is make the current help searchable. At least those who RTFM before posting would have a decent tool to look for help.

so, all things considered, they need to get their **** together

after, what, 6 months (?) is it now, i think we don't need to see a road map to suggest they need to get their **** together

scook
I really don't care if they provide only html but it should be searchable and ultimately downloadable for those who cannot maintain an internet connection.

I would also really like to see documentation available in e-reader format and even printable for those of us who like to print out and haul around hard copy manuals for our reading pleasure.
 
In the short term, I'd like to be able to search the documentation for Cakewalk by Bandlab and get results from only the documentation for that program, no advertisements for hand planes and dog grooming supplies when I search for "clip bevel" followed by a redundant list of results regarding long-dead versions of Cakewalk products.