You can read more about these tabs/panels in the Clip View chapter (see ‘Clip View’). ALT- 3 switches to the Note Expression tab/panelĭepending on which Clip View tab/panel is chosen, the Clip View will show different information.ALT- 2 switches to the Envelopes tab/panel.You can then choose from any of the three Clip View tabs by clicking their tab headers, or using the following key combinations: To bring up the MIDI Note Editor, double-click a MIDI clip to open the Clip View. or, in the Arrangement View, by selecting a timespan in a MIDI track and choosing the Create menu’s Insert MIDI Clip(s) command.or by double-clicking on the track display of a MIDI track in the Arrangement View.or by selecting an empty Session slot in a MIDI track and choosing the Create menu’s Insert MIDI Clip(s) command.or by double-clicking an empty Session slot in a MIDI track.or by capturing MIDI (see ‘Capturing MIDI’).by recording on a MIDI track (see ‘Recording New Clips’).MIDI is composed and edited in Live’s MIDI Note Editor. The MIDI clip (see ‘MIDI Clips and MIDI Files’) provides the device with a musical score to play, specifying note pitch, length, position and dynamics (referred to as velocity in the MIDI lexicon). This instrument can be a virtual instrument in a MIDI track’s device chain (see ‘Working with Instruments and Effects’) or an external synth fed via the track’s output routing (see ‘Routing and I/O’). A MIDI clip in Live contains notes and controller data for playing a MIDI instrument.

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