How do you see only take lake in piano roll but hear everything?

[Ronman 0]

The title pretty much says it all.  I don't want to see the master track and the take (or other takes) all together in the piano roll view, just the current take.

I'm recording in sound-on-sound mode.

 

[scook 2,470]

The PRV works at the track level.

The control what is visible in a track, mute the clips to hide and enable Hide Muted Clips in the PRV View menu

 

 

[Ronman 0]

Maybe it's a workflow issue.  I have an instrumental track that's MIDI-enabled (I'll call it the "master").  As I do multiple takes on top of this track, I want to see in the Piano Roll view only the latest take while hearing the master instrumental track so that I can edit individual notes in the take without getting mixed up which notes are in the take clip and which from the master.  I can mute the previous takes, but don't want to mute the master since I want to hear it along with the take.

I guess I could select the entire take clip and that way discriminate the notes by color, but wish there was another way.

[scook 2,470]

Given the PRV operates at the track level, one way to "hide" data from the PRV and still have it play is move the clip to edit to a new track and edit it from there. This may be done by:

• Create a new MIDI track with its output set to the master track's synth
• SHIFT-drag the clip from the master track to the new MIDI track,
• Edit the clip in the PRV
• SHIFT-drag the clip back to the master track

Holding down SHIFT while dragging the clip insures it does not move to the left or right on the timeline.

 

[Ronman 0]

Great, that works.  Now, to push it further, is there a way to SHIFT-drag only the selected notes in a clip's PRV to another track?  I'm doing it now by

• selecting the desired notes in the PRV
• moving the Now marker to the first selected note
• CTRL-X to delete
• Select "Track->Focus previous(next) track
• CTRL-V to write into the target track.

But that's a lot of steps.

The purpose is to isolate the melody for later assigning to different instruments for alternate mixes.

Edited November 12, 2020 by Ronman
removed part that should be a separate topic