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Event List Editor
In this window, you can edit events like text. When the window is opened,
JAZZ++ translates the selected events into a text form. You can edit this
text in the Event List Editor and finally convert it back to midi events.
The Event List Editor allows to filter events. The Editor will show only those
events that are currently enabled in the Filter Dialog
in the Settings menu. As we already know, changing the filter settings
affects most of the other edit functions too, e.g erase will erase only
those events, that are enabled in the Filter Dialog.
The Event List Editor recognizes the following events:
- 1:2:030 key 1 4C 90 200
A note event. 1:2:030 is the timing information, it means bar 1,
beat 2 plus 30 ticks. The string key indicates that this line
corresponds to a note on event. The following 1 is the midi channel
(numbered from 1 to 16), 4C is the octave and pitch, 90
the velocity and 200 the length of the note.
- 1:2:030 kpr 1 4C 90
A keypressure event. It defines a pressure on channel 1, value 90 for the note 4C.
- 1:2:030 ctl 1 10 40
A controller event. 1 is the midi channel, 10 the controller number (pan) and
40 the value.
- 1:2:030 prg 1 5
A program change event, here program 5 on channel 1)
- 1:2:030 cpr 1 50
A channel pressure event, here value 50 on channel 1
- 1:2:030 pit 1 -4074
A pitchbend event, valid values are in -8191 .. 8191
- 1:2:030 sys f0 11 22 33 44 f7
A system exclusive message, hex values including the start-
(f0) and stop- (f7) byte.
- 1:2:030 txt here is some text
A text event. All text up to the end of the line is text.
- 1:2:030 cpy copyright text
A copyright event. All text up to the end of the line is text.
- 1:2:030 trn copyright text
A trackname event. All text up to the end of the line is text.
- 1:2:030 spd 120
A set tempo event. The value is in beats per minute.
- 1:2:030 tsi 7/8
A time signature event. The denomiator must be a power of 2, e.g one
of 2,4,8,16,32.
- 1:2:030 ksi maj 3
A key signature event. The string 'maj' indicates a major scale,
'min' would mean a minor scale. The number is the number of
sharps in the scale.