Hi Darth, > I can quickly > adjust > the sound I want in the matrix by adjusting the velocity and pitch only. > I thought I'd be able to draw the velocity but this isn't the case. > Yes it is. You have been confunsing velocity with volume. When you have your midi sequence recorded in, open a hyperdraw window. You can enable hyperdraw view in the matrix window if you like. Make sure it is set to display velocity and not volume. Now you will see the velocity events tied to each note. Selecet the first one and hold down the appropriate modifier (I think it is option, if I remember correctly). Then your mouse pointer will pull a "line" out as you move the mouse. Click onn the note you want at the peak of your curve and release the mouse. Logic will now create a linear velocity curve interpolated by each new note on. Do the same in reverse for your descending velocity curve. -- Eli Krantzberg Nightshift Orchestra / Almat Productions http://www.nightshiftorchestra.com

> > I can quickly adjust > > the sound I want in the matrix by adjusting the velocity and pitch only. > > I thought I'd be able to draw the velocity but this isn't the case. From: "Eli Krantzberg" <elik@...> > Yes it is. You have been confunsing velocity with volume. When you have > your midi sequence recorded in, open a hyperdraw window. You can enable > hyperdraw view in the matrix window if you like. Make sure it is set to > display velocity and not volume. Thank you Eli, this is working in the matrix. You were right, I confused the things a little bit. I found it can do all the stuff like compress/expan and so which is really great! Regards: Darth

On a fine day, 27-04-2003, Darth wrote: >I found it can do all the stuff like compress/expan and so which is really >great! If you want on-the-fly compression/expansion of midi data (beats having to experiment with the Transform window imo), you might want to check out my patches Compander and Scaler (both on my website - see sig). -- Hendrik Jan Veenstra <h@...> Omega Art: http://www.omega-art.com/