i have three music maker premium questions that are probably easy to answer.

forukotan wrote on 9/16/2016, 9:59 AM

1. how do i move the blue line in the midi program? i read manual its alled object border i beleive.( for certain objects its ok for others its a problem)

2.in my midi i cant move my notes left or right anymore. i can only move them up or down and i can increase or dcrease the length of the note, why is that

3. i play music straight from instrument into midi and some notes start in between a space rinstead of the lines of the beats, when i want to compse the rest of the song from computer is there a way for me to place my notes in spaces rather than starting from a line.

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browj2 wrote on 9/18/2016, 6:33 PM

Hi,

1. Can you post a screen shot and show what you mean?

What on the following screen is the blue bar?

2. See above. Make sure that you have selected the Combi-Tool arrow (Ctrl+1). Don't know why you cannot move notes left or right but can up and down and stretch the notes. Need screen shot.

3. Put on the metronome and play to it. You will still be off but turn on quantize recording automatically. If you turn off quantization and then play, your notes will fall where you play them, including in between the grid lines.

forukotan wrote on 9/18/2016, 6:45 PM

@BROWJ thank you so much

forukotan wrote on 9/18/2016, 6:49 PM

so the blue line is the one where the arrow is pointing at and the circle note does play when becuase its behind the blue line

forukotan wrote on 9/18/2016, 6:54 PM

for #2 it spent 20 minutes messing with everything one by one lol and i found if u got to options there is a thing for zones of limited notation movement

browj2 wrote on 9/18/2016, 10:25 PM

For #1, I think that you decreased or trimmed the left part of the object. When you open a trimmed MIDI object, you will see the trimmed part(s). You have notes in the trimmed off areas. See below.

You can see in the next image that I played notes then trimmed the object by dragging the left side to the right and the right side to the left, thus cutting off some notes. They will not be played but are still in the MIDI object.