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Value 1

For the Value 1 Column you have a number of different Operators:

Value 2

Value 2’s Operators are practically identical to Value 1. There’s only one difference:

Operator Description

Keep The value is not affected in any way. You don't set any number in the

value ﬁelds.

Plus A number is added to the existing. You use the upper value ﬁeld to set

how much should be added.

Minus A number is subtracted from the existing. You use the upper value ﬁeld

to set how much should be subtracted.

Multiply The existing value is multiplied by a number. You use the upper value

ﬁeld to set how much it should be multiplied with. The Operator con-

tains an integer and two decimals, but the result is always rounded to

an integer.

Divide The existing value is divided by a number. You use the upper value ﬁeld

to set how much it should be divided by. Uses integers and decimals,

just as Multiply.

Fix The existing values are simply replaced by a ﬁxed value that you set in

the upper value ﬁeld.

Value 2 When you select this, the existing Value 2 value in each Event is copied

to its Value 1. If you for example use this on notes, this would mean

copying its velocity value to the note number. If you used it on Control-

lers it means replacing the Controller number with the Controller value.

Dyn This function is used to create a “ramp” from one value to an other, like

for example a crescendo or a diminuendo. This function involves four

things, the Start and End Value and the Start and End Point.

If you open Logical Edit from the Arrange window, the Start and End

points

will be the start and end of the Part(s).

If you open Logical Edit it from one of the editors, Start and End points

will be one of three things: The start and end of the Part, the Left and

Right Locator values, or the Loop boundaries, all depending on how

the To menu was set in the editor.

The two value ﬁelds are used to set the initial value – at the beginning

of the range, and the ﬁnal value – at the end.

Random This replaces the values with random numbers within a range speciﬁed

by the two values.

Value 1 This is the reverse of its “Value 1“column counter part, that is, the exist-

ing Value 1 value in each Event is copied to its Value 2. If you for exam-

ple use this on notes, this would mean copying its the note number

(pitch) to velocity.

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