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mrfracas · #15 (**permalink**) 27th August 2008 , 06:59 PM

On MIDI regions, when you drag the region in/out to compress or expand it's length, you can hold down a modifier to make the midi notes expand and contract equally; e.g from 1 bar length to 2 bars; or from 1 bar to 3/4 of a bar. On the PC, it's ctrl + drag from the bottom right corner of the region; the modifier is probably 'alt' or 'cmd' on Mac.

I find this especially useful went I want to modify an element like percussion, on bridges between 4/8/16 bar sections.

#15 (permalink) 27th August 2008 , 06:59 PM
mrfracas Super Member $mrfracas's Avatar$ Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Somerset, UK Posts: 321	On MIDI regions, when you drag the region in/out to compress or expand it's length, you can hold down a modifier to make the midi notes expand and contract equally; e.g from 1 bar length to 2 bars; or from 1 bar to 3/4 of a bar. On the PC, it's ctrl + drag from the bottom right corner of the region; the modifier is probably 'alt' or 'cmd' on Mac. I find this especially useful went I want to modify an element like percussion, on bridges between 4/8/16 bar sections. ______________________________ MacBook Pro: NI Audio Kontrol 1; Logic Studio 8; Ableton Live; Sibelius 5; NI Komplete 5; various other plugs. Fostex PM1 MkII; Yamaha AN1x; Novation 25SL MkII; Audio Technica ATH-M50; Roland SH32
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