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Creating Events

1. Use the Insert pop-up menu to decide what type of Event to Insert.

2. Set the Snap value to the smallest position you want to enter a note at.
3. If you are entering notes, set their length with the Quantize value.
From here there are three ways to go:

• Select the Pencil or the Paint Brush and draw the Event in the Event display. The Event appears both in the display and in the List to the left.

• Activate Step Input by clicking on the foot symbol on the Status Bar. Step programming is described in “Step Recording”.

• Create notes using the Do menu, see page 174.
If you are inputting notes, they will have...

• the pitch C3.
• a Note On velocity of 127 (unless you have pressed modifier keys while inputting the note (see page 182).
• a Note-Off velocity of 64.
• the MIDI Channel value of the Part.