Hi, This is my first attempt to make a score in Logic, and since my input is by a slide MIDI instrument (lots of pitch bend), I've run into a snag. When I slide more than a chromatic semi-tone, which I do frequently - often two or three semi-tones - unfortunately the Logic score does not even attempt to interpret this. It merely shows a rest, and doesn't show a note again until the next time I pluck a new note. This is discouraging if it can't be changed. Or is there a setting that will allow this to display automatically? If not, second best, is there a way to insert the proper ties and notes without Logic changing the original MIDI file (which sounds exactly the way I want it to sound). steven rowat Logic Pro 6.4.1 OS 9.2.2

On 04.04.2005, at 03:04, steven_rowat@... wrote: > When I slide more than a chromatic semi-tone, which I do frequently - > often > two or three semi-tones - unfortunately the Logic score does not even > attempt to interpret this. It merely shows a rest, and doesn't show a > note > again until the next time I pluck a new note. No problems here with 1-octave-bendings by joystick. You send just notes and pitch bend commands and the audio instrument does what it can. You might check events and/or hyperdraw. Mabe there is no new note but just pitch bends from the note before. Or the note is ultrashort and is not displayed for any reason? Peter Ostry