Cubasis VST 4.0 – Manual - School of Computing, Engineering and ...

Opening an EditorThere are several ways to open a MIDI editor:• By double clicking on one part.Which editor opens depends on the “Double Click Opens” setting on the Optionsmenu.• By selecting the desired editor on the Edit menu.• By clicking the corresponding editor icon on the Toolbar.Key Edit List Edit Score Edit• By using keyboard shortcuts.The key commands for opening Key Edit, List Edit and Score Edit are [Ctrl]-[E], [Ctrl]-[G] and [Ctrl]-[R], respectively.• The editor will open with the currently selected part(s).• If no parts are selected, the editor will open with all parts on the selectedtrack.• In Key and Score Edit, it is possible to edit parts from several tracks at thesame time.• If you hold down [Shift] while opening an editor, any other open editors remainopen.About Editor toolsAll three MIDI editors have different tools for different editing purposes.Just like in the Arrange window, you select tools from the Toolbox, inthe following way:1. Right-click anywhere in the Editor window (although not on a numericvalue or in the Ruler).The Toolbox appears.2. Select a tool icon from the Toolbox and release the mouse button.The pointer takes on the shape of the selected tool.The different editor tools available are described with the respectiveEditor, on the following pages.CUBASIS VSTEditing MIDI 12 – 153