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Getting Started
Routing MIDI Data to the Keyboard
LetÕs play the Piano track on the MIDI keyboard. First, turn your
keyboard on and make sure it is set up to receive MIDI input on channel
one. Then, do the following:
Or, if you prefer, the procedure is a little easier in the Console view:
If you donÕt hear anything on your keyboard, see Appendix A:
Troubleshooting for some hints on troubleshooting.
Transposing
Sometimes itÕs useful to transpose, that is, to move the pitch of the song
upward or downward. You may want to bring the song into someoneÕs
vocal range, make the song easier to play along with on your instrument,
or simply make an aesthetic adjustment.
LetÕs raise the pitch of the song by a Þfth. With the song playing, do the
following:
1. In the Track view, right-click on any column in the Piano track
(track 1) to open the pop-up menu.
2. Choose
Track Properties
to open the Track Properties dialog box.
3. For Port, select your MIDI out device.
4. Click OK.
1. In the Console view, click the Port button in the Piano module.
2. Choose your MIDI out device from the menu.
1. In the Track pane, drag over the track numbers for tracks 1
through 4 to select them.
2. Choose
Edit-Transpose
.
3. In the Transpose dialog box, enter 7 in the Amount box. You can
type the number or use the spin controls.