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MIDI Region Borders
Is there any way to hide these in the note editing screen? They really get in my way! Thanks!
Sandy Last edited by S Smith; 07-31-2018 at 04:41 PM. |
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Re: MIDI Region Borders
OK these are called Clip Boundaries, not Region Borders.
Any way to get them off my screen when I want to - especially in note editing mode? |
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Re: MIDI Region Borders
Not until you consolidate the clips.
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Re: MIDI Region Borders
Thanks! Wish you could turn them on and off, but at least this is an option. And...one I had not thought of. Thank You!!
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Re: MIDI Region Borders
Having the borders doesn't bother me; I rather like having them so I know where I edited things and can grab the same block of notes and move or copy them elsewheres.
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Re: MIDI Region Borders
Mainly it bugs me when editing drum tracks that start out as MIDI loops. The boundaries cause so much clutter it is hard to see the content. I usually use markers for sections of music, so it's easy to find things if I want to copy them.
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