On 3 Feb 2004, at 23:31, "Keith" <yahoo@...> wrote: > Guys, come on. Selecting all the occurrences of a note event is not the > problem. How do I then replace ~each~ occurrence of that note with another > note or sequence of notes? If I select as you suggest, and do a replace, > it's going to replace the set of all occurrences of, say, C#, with a single > instance of my replacement string. That's not what I'm saying. Understand? > Every place there's a C#, I want to put something else. > > Anyway, I don't know about your edit menu, but mine has no "find > again" or "find similar" or anything like that. Am I missing something? Vision used to have a fabulous feature that did this - AFAIK there is no equivalent in Logic. It is something I miss like crazy, and for some MIDI work I boot a copy of SVP on a machine running System 8.6. Vision was quite advanced when it came to MIDI replacement and flexibility. The "Generated Sequences" feature was stunning. The "Select equal objects: and "Select Similar Objects" are found in the _local_ edit menus of various windows like Arrange and Event List Windows. _ with best wishes, John http://abram.ca/

> > Guys, come on. Selecting all the occurrences of a note event is not the > > problem. How do I then replace ~each~ occurrence of that note with another > > note or sequence of notes? If I select as you suggest, and do a replace, > > it's going to replace the set of all occurrences of, say, C#, with a single > > instance of my replacement string. That's not what I'm saying. Understand? > > Every place there's a C#, I want to put something else. > > > > Anyway, I don't know about your edit menu, but mine has no "find > > again" or "find similar" or anything like that. Am I missing something? Well, i have been able to do this all the time. For a single note only Open up the event editor and scroll editor in the same screenset. Then select the note that you want to change - in your case lets say it is c#3. Now go to the edit menu and choose Select equal. This will select and highlight all c#3 notes in the entire sequence in the scroll and event editor (assuming that you have the event editor and scroll editor showing the sequence that u want to edit only and that 'walking man' and 'chain link' is on). Now make the event editor active by clicking on its top bar (don't click inside the event editor as it will deselect all notes). with the notes still highlighted in the event editor, double click just the first occurance of the highlighted note, change it to whatever note you want it to be (eg type in A#3) and hit enter. all highlighted notes should change to A#3. Done Works for me every single time and i use it alot For all instances of that note/tone in all octaves. follow the above except when choosing the notes, highlight say a C#3 and then edit>select similar. and follow the other procedures. For all instances of a specific note at a particular position in the measure follow above except edit>select equal sub-positions HTH