On Tuesday, April 1, 2003, at 07:03 PM, logic-users@yahoogroups.com wrote: > 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. > Not really. First you have to activate the midi button (one click), then you have to click on either the "record note velocity" button (another click) . . or the "record pitch" button (another click) . . .or the "record note off velocity" (another click) . . . or any combination thereof. Then you have to click on the note (another click). Also . . . . how does Cubase SX "know" you are finished modifying the note? It doesn't. It moves to the next note regardless. best, Jon