How do I grab velocity flags by range?

[Rob Ruce]

solved

[Stig Eliassen]

Go to MIDI Operations -> Select/Split notes. Under "Pitch Criteria" you select All notes, and under "Other Criteria" you select the velocity range you want.

[Rob Ruce]

[spkguitar]

Use the grabber tool and "lasso" the notes you want to change. It must be the notes. There is no way to select the velocities without selecting the notes.

[spkguitar]

This would be a very useful feature.

I totally agree.

[Stig Eliassen]

Also, after selecting the notes in a specific velocity range, you can easily trim the velocity while maintaining the relative values between notes. It's not like lassoing stalks, but still a simple and fast procedure.

Happy new year.

[filosofem]

Rob, I know it's not graphic, but take a look at the MIDI Event List? Here you can edit the Velocity Values on the fly.






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[filosofem]

How can I grab the flag tops on the fly within the edit window by click + dragging horizontally withing a given velocity range without selecting all notes within that range

On PC, Rob, holding Ctrl+Shift and mousing chosen Velocity Stalks will respectively select chosen Velocity Stalks without selecting all stalks in between. Entering a value in the MIDI Note Attack Velocity display results in a desired change.

A implementation of such a feature in the MIDI Events List could turn some favorable advantages, yes.






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[Steve@ZooWest]

This is also a frustraion here. The best solution for me is to have the Change Velocity window open, and to have it set to Scale by: 100%, and then have the "Limit To" checked, with a minimum of 1 and a max at whatever is the greatest desirable velocity. This allows you to select all the notes in a particular section, but only edit the loudest ones. Not perfect, but often is a great time saver.

[filosofem]

Yeah, Rob, that's correct, just click and drag selected stalks.

Try key command Shift this can be done in Note or Velocity view.






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