SvenArne

tarsier

I like using 'nudge' for this. On the number keypad, use '8' to nudge notes up and '2' to nudge notes down.

Yeah, that's the way I'm doing it for the time being, but for example going from midi note 16 to midi note 77 is a LOT of key tapping...

Sven

Can you not simply change the existing note # to the desired one in the Event Inspector by overtyping it?

I guess this means all those fancy $100 keyboards with Sonar X1 shortcuts enscribed on 'em are now obsolete? That was quick.

Bristol_Jonesey

SvenArne

tarsier

I like using 'nudge' for this. On the number keypad, use '8' to nudge notes up and '2' to nudge notes down.

Yeah, that's the way I'm doing it for the time being, but for example going from midi note 16 to midi note 77 is a LOT of key tapping...

Sven

Can you not simply change the existing note # to the desired one in the Event Inspector by overtyping it?

This does work - just select the notes you want to change & type in the new note number

Yeah, the Event Inspector is one of the least talked about but most powerful features in SONAR. Check out this video for details on how it works...

* Cakewalk SONAR: Event Inspector Editing
http://www.digifreq.com/digifreq/video.asp?ID=7

Scott

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