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MIDI effects can be applied to whole or partial clips. For example, you can apply an
echo to just one note.
MIDI effects can also be applied to MIDI tracks in real time (during playback) in
the Track and Console views. Unlike any of the processing described so far, using
effects in real time is non-destructive. This means that the MIDI data itself is not
modified. See “Mixing and Effects Patching” on page 419 for more information on
real-time effects.
Presets
The MIDI effects dialog boxes support the use of presets. Presets are a way to store
dialog box settings so that you can apply the exact same processing or effect again
in the future. The following table tells you how to use presets:
To do this... Do this...
Save the current settings as a preset Enter a preset name and click the Save
button
Use a preset Select the preset from the dropdown list
Delete a preset Select the preset, then click the Delete
button
Note:
Offline effects may cause your MIDI events to grow in size. For
example, when you apply echo, the clip may need to grow to
accommodate the tail end of the echo.
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