Once you have recorded or sequenced the midi clip
there are several commands that you can perform to adjust and edit a midi clip.
Let's take a look at these commands.
In the Detail view, there are many different functions that allow you to edit midi clips
and midi notes.
By toggling the Loop switch when the Loop switch is on
the midi clip will play as a loop until it has stopped.
If you turn the Loop switch off it will play the region only once.
You can resize the length of a midi clip in the Loop Length section.
In the Loop Position section, you can adjust the position of the loop brace.
The loop brace of a midi clip can also be adjusted directly in the Clip view,
even while a midi clip is playing.
The Start marker of a midi clip determines where the midi clip will start playing from.
This can also be moved in the midi clip.
If I click Duplicate Loop, this duplicates the midi clip loop
and doubles the duration.
If you select the loop brace in the Clip view
and press Cmd D on a Mac or Ctrl D on a PC
this will duplicate the loop as well.
By clicking Legato, this lengthens or shortens each note that has been selected
so it's long enough just to reach the beginning of the next note.
If you don't select any notes then Legato will be played the entire midi clip.
Reverse will reverse the position of selected notes horizontally
around the center of the selection.
If no midi notes are selected within the midi clip then all midi notes will be reversed.
The Invert button flips notes upside down
so that the highest note is swapped with the lowest note.
By clicking 'play at double tempo' midi notes will be played twice the speed.
By clicking 'Play At Half Tempo' midi notes will be played at half the speed.
The Transpose window shows either the range of selected notes
or the range of notes within the midi clip.
You can click and drag in the Transpose window
to transpose midi notes in the midi clip up or down.
Alternatively, you can select midi notes within a midi clip.
To select all midi clip notes, choose Cmd A on a Mac
or Ctrl A on a PC.
And choose the Up and Down arrow keys on your keyboard
to transpose notes.
If you like to transpose notes a whole octave, select the notes and hold Shift
before using the Up and Down arrow keys.
You can also stretch midi notes within midi clips.
All live midi clips have live stretch markers.
When applied within a time-range you can stretch or compress midi notes.