Subject:Should I be able to hear notes by clicking?

Posted by: PeterWright

Date:4/7/2006 12:55:20 AM

With score edit in my "previous" midi program Logic, when I clicked on a note it sounded, along with any other simultaneous notes, so I could adjust either a (rare) bum note, or the elements of a chord..

The same doesn't seem to happen with Acid 6's piano roll editor, or is there a function I need to enable?
If not, I guess the next best thing is to set up a loop.

Subject:RE: Should I be able to hear notes by clicking?

Reply by: Djipy

Date:4/7/2006 1:21:42 AM

There is no such option in Acid, AFAIK.
When a note is clicked on the piano roll editor, only that note is heard (if the monitoring option is on).
To hear simultaneous notes, the MIDI sequence must be played.

Subject:RE: Should I be able to hear notes by clicking?

Reply by: miquel

Date:4/7/2006 2:29:47 AM

I play ChordME. It's a VSTi that I route it's miditrack to hear chords in AcidPro6.

You'd see that screenshot
http://personales.ya.com/mahtazz/chordmeacid6.JPG

More information:

http://www.martineastwood.com/cacofx/

And it's FREE!

Subject:RE: Should I be able to hear notes by clicking?

Reply by: PeterWright

Date:4/7/2006 5:49:07 AM

Thanks - ChordME looks interesting - I'm pretty new to vsts and routing, but I'm enjoying the learning curve with Acid Pro 6 so I'll add that to my learning list.

Thanks again.

Peter

Subject:RE: Should I be able to hear notes by clickin

Reply by: GLYPTICminority

Date:4/7/2006 8:28:03 AM

you can use the piano roll on the left to play the note but it won't be as in the sequence with CC settings and all.