8-4
Like many other views, the Staff view includes zoom tools that let you
change the vertical and horizontal scale of the view. The Staff view also
has a Snap to Grid button. For more information on this feature, see
ÒDeÞning and Using the Snap GridÓ on page 5-15.
Staff Pane Layout
The Staff pane can display up to 24 staves of standard and percussion
notation. When you open the Staff pane, Pro Audio automatically picks a
clef for each trackÑbass or trebleÑby looking at the range of pitches in
the track. If a track has notes that fall into both clefs, or no notes at all,
Pro Audio automatically splits the track into two staves, treble and bass.
You can change the assignment of clefs with the Staff View Layout dialog
box.
When you split a track into treble and bass staves, you must select a
split point. Notes at or above the split are placed into a treble staff, notes
below the split are placed into a bass staff.
A wide variety of editing options for notes, layout, and MIDI effects are
available from the Staff Pane Right-Click menu.
Percussion settings are discussed in the section ÒWorking with
PercussionÓ on page 8-35
The Staff Pane Right-Click Menu
The Staff pane Right-Click menu offers the following editing options:
Menu command Result
MIDI Effects Opens the MIDI Effects submenu. See “MIDI
Effects” on page 6-49 for more information.
Layout Opens the Staff View Layout dialog box.
Regenerate Tablature Opens the Regenerate Tablature dialog box.
“Regenerate TAB” on page 8-32 for more
information.
Export to ASCII TAB Saves the track in TAB format with the extension
.TXT.
Deglitch Opens the Deglitch dialog box. See “Deglitch
Dialog” on page 8-13 for more information.
Slide Opens the Slide dialog box.
Quantize Opens the Quantize dialog box. See “Quantizing”
on page 6-50 for more information.
Groove Quantize Opens the Groove Quantize dialog box. See
“Quantizing” on page 6-50 for more information.
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