Hi Howard, >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". > Same thing in Logic. I meant a double click only on the midi in button in order to activate this behaviour. Once it is activated, then yes, a single click on a note is sufficient to select it and make it available for editing. > Then >pressing the same note as selected will alter velocity (and pitch, if a >different note is selected.) > So it's the same then as in Logic? > After a note is modified the next note in the sequence >becomes active awaiting >input > Logic will not do this automatically. Because how would it determine when the note is sufficiently "modified" in order to move on th the next one? -- Eli Krantzberg Nightshift Orchestra / Almat Productions http://www.nightshiftorchestra.com