Shortcut / Script to toggle In-Line Midi Editing mode (Track View "Notes")

Okay Anderton,

I tried to work with the SHIFT+Right Click for a couple hours and my workflow was still very slow unfortunately.
Do you know someone I can ask to script it for me in this forum ?

Thanks Anderton,
I've used AutoHotKey before so I'll give it a try.

Do you know where I can tell AutoHotkey to trigger this Notes Show/Hide event of Sonar?

Fadengo
Thanks Anderton,
I've used AutoHotKey before so I'll give it a try.

Do you know where I can tell AutoHotkey to trigger this Notes Show/Hide event of Sonar?

Sorry, I'm the wrong guy to ask about inline editing, I almost always use the piano roll in Multidock.

@Anderton > "you may miss much of what Sonar has to offer."
Oh don't take me wrong I'm blown away by Sonar X3's workflow (and UI design). 
Sonar X3 is definitely the only alternative I see myself working with so far, here's the whole story behind all my posts:

Since Acid Pro was discountinued in 2009, I've been looking for a refugee DAW.
1. I bought Reaper but its UI is simply too difficult for me to work with (but I bet it's great for Pro Toolers)
2. I bought Cubase but it didn't have the Smart Grid (but you can control the volume of the notes right inside the In-Place midi editing track! I wish Sonar could do that)
2. I tried Studio One but no In-Place midi editing and no Smart Grid
4. I bought Logic Pro X and its UI is fantastic, but no In-Place Midi Editing and no Smart Grid

@Scook
I created a new Thread for it not to mess around with subjects.

Oh, and you CAN assign show/hide velocity to a keyboard shortcut. Look under the track view shortcuts, scroll down to MIDI | Show Velocity, and choose your key to assign to it.
 

Fadengo
Ok, I'll Zoom-in to find it.

 
Click on the note numbers or keyboard to the left, and drag up or down to change resolution.

(About multiple notes) Nice! But I like having different velocity for each note to give some human feel.
All these cold virtual instruments nowdays definitely need some warmth.

 
It doesn't set them to the same value, it changes their existing values up or down. So if you have a soft note and a loud note selected and increase velocity for one, they will both get louder proportionately, not change to the same value.
 
Also check out the Velocity MIDI plug-in. You'll have a blast.
 

Cool! I got the vibe from what you wrote, what you asked, your starting a separate thread to avoid confusion, and including videos to get your point across that you're serious about this. I also get the sense you're the kind of person who, the more you get into Sonar, the more you're going to dig it and the more creative you'll be with it. Sonar has all kinds of little surprises as you get further into it.
 
I also feel a certain kinship because I bounced back and forth between Acid and Cubase back in the day, because at that time Acid couldn't do serious MIDI or hard disk recording, but Cubase didn't really do looping. When Sonar came along with MIDI, hard disk recording, and the ability to not only work with but create/edit Acidized loops, I checked it out and was hooked. 
 
If you want a hint of some of the really out there stuff you can do with Sonar, check out my Tip of the Day thread that ran during August (but I cheated and added a few more tips). And by the way, it's not just scook and me, we just happened to be here at the right time. This forum is loaded with helpful people who really know their way around Sonar. This community isn't listed as a feature on a spec sheet, but it's the icing on the...uh...cake.