Hi, Im importing midi files to LAW 4.7 and then trying to print out the score. I can hear lots of notes which I cant see in the music score. (the notes are there in the events list too) Anyone know how to make them visible? bye, EC

On Monday, April 28, 2003, at 12:06 AM, ececcon1 wrote: > Im importing midi files to LAW 4.7 and then trying to print out > the score. I can hear lots of notes which I cant see in the music > score. (the notes are there in the events list too) > > Anyone know how to make them visible? In the upper left of the Score window you will see a box containing a parameter called "Quantization"...or something to that effect. Increase the resolution (I believe it defaults to displaying 16th notes) and you will see the "missing notes" magically appear. Take care Jesse Widener

> On Monday, April 28, 2003, at 12:06 AM, ececcon1 wrote: > > Im importing midi files to LAW 4.7 and then trying to print out > > the score. I can hear lots of notes which I cant see in the music > > score. (the notes are there in the events list too) > > Anyone know how to make them visible? --- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, methinked@e... wrote: > In the upper left of the Score window you will see a box > containing a parameter called "Quantization"...or something > to that effect. Increase the resolution (I believe it > defaults to displaying 16th notes) and you will see the > "missing notes" magically appear. Thanks for the suggestion. It turned out that it was the midi channel. Although I had meged all the tracks from the imported midi file, the event editor showed notes asigned to channels 1 through 5. When going to the score editor, ch1 notes appeared in the upper piano stave and ch3 notes in the lower. ALl other channels were invisible in the score. I can change notes by hand in the event editor and they appear in the score OK. Is ther a quicker way? EC

> I can change notes by hand in the event editor and they >appear in the score OK. Is ther a quicker way? It depends on whether you mind how the part looks on the score page. You can double click on the score style, and add a voice not set to any channel, and you will then see all the notes without having to change their channels in the Event List, but they will all be in the same voice on one or other staff. The point of giving them different channels in the first place is to facilitate their layout on the staff, but until you suss it, it is very surprising to hear the notes and not be able to see them. Confused me (about 10 years ago, it must be now.) Regards Brian

> > I can change notes by hand in the event editor and they > > appear in the score OK. Is ther a quicker way? --- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, Brian Gascoigne <brian@g...> wrote: > It depends on whether you mind how the part looks on the score page. > You can double click on the score style, and add a voice not set to > any channel, and you will then see all the notes without having to > change their channels in the Event List, but they will all be in the > same voice on one or other staff. The point of giving them different > channels in the first place is to facilitate their layout on the > staff, but until you suss it, it is very surprising to hear the notes > and not be able to see them. Confused me (about 10 years ago, it must > be now.) Regards Brian the fog is beginning to clear.....thx, EC