> From: Eli Krantzberg <elik@...> > In the event list editor (probably other midi editors as well) > double click (not single click; this is important) the midi in > status button. Now when you select a specific note, you can > effect the velocity and pitch by triggering your controller. > So this does what you want basically, but it alters both pitch > and velocity together. > So as long as you hit the correct note on your keyboard controller, > you _can_ edit the velocity via the sensitivity with whcih you > strike your midi keyboard as you originally wanted to do. This is the way Cubase SX works in the piano roll (Matrix) editor, except that it only requires a single click on the note to make it "active". Then pressing the same note as selected will alter velocity (and pitch, if a different note is selected.) It's not really replacing the note as length stays the same. After a note is modified the next note in the sequence becomes active awaiting input. Howard