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Q:
Can I record MIDI without a controller?
A:
Creating a MIDI Part Manually
You can also manually create an empty MIDI Part: 1. Select the Pencil tool from the Toolbar. 2. Click and drag in the Project window on a MIDI Track. This creates an empty MIDI Part. Opening the MIDI Editor • You open the MIDI Editor by double clicking a MIDI Part in the Project window. The Editor window shows the contents of a single Part. You can have several Editors open at the same time. • The Note display is the main area in the MIDI Editor. It contains a grid, in which MIDI notes are shown as boxes. The width of a box corresponds to the note length, and the vertical position of a box corresponds to the note number (pitch), with higher notes higher up in the grid. • The piano keyboard to the left serves as a guide for finding the right note number. • The area at the bottom of the MIDI Editor window is the Controller display. This is used for viewing and editing various values and Events, such as velocity
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