[SOLVED] Change MIDI Relative Velocities

[razor7music]

Hello Group

I have a midi high hat where I manually went in and changed each note's velocity to make it sound human. Now I want to reduce each note's velocity by the same amount but I want each note to maintain its velocity in relation to the other notes. As an example, if the hi hat notes are 100, 90, 95 and I want to drop them all by 5 and end up with 95, 85, 90.

How's that done?

Thanks,

Stephen

Edited July 5, 2020 by razor7music

[David Baay]

Select the notes. Then go to the Event Inspector module in the Control Bar, enter -5 in the 'Vel' field and hit Enter.

[razor7music]

39 minutes ago, David Baay said:

Select the notes. Then go to the Event Inspector module in the Control Bar, enter -5 in the 'Vel' field and hit Enter.

Thanks!

[Roger Wicks]

It's easiest to do this in the PRV. Lasso select the notes to edit, then simply adjust the velocity of of one and the others follow.

A more accurate adjustment might be to use 'scale velocity' and change velocities by a percentage (ex: 90%).

 

[RBH]

Also,   you can select the appropriate note via the keyboard graphic, this will high lite all of the same notes in the track and grab any velocity bar in the velocity screen and drag up or down.

[msmcleod]

You could also use the Gain knob on the track inspector.

For MIDI tracks (or instrument tracks when the Midi tab is active), this scales MIDI velocity.