Editing pitch bend data ( semitones )

Is it possible to switch the numerical display in the controller pane (in Piano Roll) to display pitch bend in semitones ?

I found it really difficult to edit a performance containing a lot of pitch bend data without looking at some form of display showing semitones.

Wishful thinking mode ( Sonar 5 suggestion ):
It would be very nice indeed to have a see-through semitone dispaly popping up just to the right of the mouse cursor when editing the pitch bend data.
This way your eye stays in one place, instead having to look to the left of the controller pane to see those numbers flashing by.That would be so quick and easy. Don't you all thinks so ?

Sorry for asking " is it possible " sort of questions lately. I do read my online help and the manual, however there's nothing on this subject and I'm asking here, hoping that it's indeed possible but not listed in the manual. He he he. Dream on...
Many thanks.

LoopJ. I trust now that it's not possible-I'm not very good with midi stuff.
Let me just imagine for a moment that I can set a parameter in Sonar telling it that there is a 2 semitone range in both directions ( + and -) which I'm going to use on my master keyboard. Would it be not possible to translate the pitch bend data into semitones then ? Hence, I would be able to edit the way I want to ?

Oh thanks for the math stuff !

I do record using pitch bend wheel ( and stick). As a matter of fact I'm a player more than a midi editor. I need the kind of display I mention in this thread for those occasions when the performance is perfect but for a few pitch bends. This is when I'd love to go into the controller pane and edit the pitch data seeing the actual semitones. Believe me, having minor
glitches and inaccuracies isn't attractive, to say the least.

Thanks.

ORIGINAL: Rustic Raf

ORIGINAL: LoopJunkie


Yes. It's simple math: Wheel all the way up/down is +8192/-8192, so if the PB range is set to 2 semitones then 8192/2 = 4096 for 1 semitone up. For wheel down use negative values.
If PB range is set to 3 semitones: 8192/3 = 2731 equals 1 semitone. And so on.

So in effect Sonar could display the pitch wheel data in semitones then.
How about it Twelve Tone ???? P L E A S E ?

How would Sonar know what your keyboard's pitch range it set to? I guess you'd have to set it yourself somehow...