Does anyone know how to change a selection of notes from say MIDI channel 1 to MIDI channel 3? At the moment I can only see how to edit each note on their own, which as you can imagine takes a long time .
 
Thanks for any help offered.
 
Gus

After making the selection, enter the new channel number in the Event Inspector module.

You can right click and lasso all the notes you want to change.

You guys are great. Thanks for the sharp reply :)

I am new to Music Creator. I am used to using Anvil Studio (MIDI). I was able to transfer a song from anvil to Music Creator and play it back with enhanced instrumentation. I have explored the MIDI instruments. My problem is that I want total control of everything. I have no use for 'loops' or for using preformed snipets of licks. In other words, I want the same compositional control I had with Anvil but with the enhanced instrument quality I hear in Music Creator 7. Is this possible?

Greetings and welcome to Music Creator.  
 
You stated, "My problem is that I want total control of everything." and "I want the same compositional control I had with Anvil but with the enhanced instrument quality I hear in Music Creator 7. Is this possible?"
 
We need additional information to try and help you.  What tasks do you want to do?  Is there a specific Anvil Studio feature you're looking for?

Music Creator is not a loop oriented DAW in any way. It's basic idea is, that you record everything yourself, even though nothing prevents the utilisazion of loops.
 

I use a very simple CAL program, mapped to a key shortcut.   
 
Copy this into notepad, save as "set_channel.cal" in your "Cal Scripts" folder under Sonar Platinum (or whatever sonar you use).   If you use it often, map to a keyboard shortcut in Preferences.
 
 
; set_channel.cal  Set Midi Channel for selected events.
;;

(do
    (include "need20.cal")    ; Require version 2.0 or higher of CAL

    (int new_chan 1)    ; New Midi Channel number
    (int i 0)        ; index for moving through

    (getInt new_chan "New Midi Channel: " 1 16 )
        (-= new_chan 1)

    (forEachEvent
        (do
                (= Event.Chan new_chan )                              
                (++ i) ; this counts
        )
    )
       
    (pause "Adjusted " i " channel events!" )
)

William, would this work on selected notes on a midi track?
 
 

Yes, the script only affects whatever midi events are selected, so your selection can be as complicated as you like: select only certain tracks, note range, time range, controller, etc etc.