Draw your pitch transitions
Shape pitch transitions inside a phrase. Draw curves, change their shape and hear the result without retriggering the sound.
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- Slide notes are separate control objects in MIDI clips. The Piano Roll Slide tool and key 6 create pitch transitions without generating their own Note On or retriggering the sounding voice.
- Draw pitch curves with several rises and falls in one note. Use nodes, Pencil, segment curvature, time/pitch snapping and numeric values. Double-click opens a nonmodal curve editor.
- Linear, Smooth, Wave and Return presets, shape-only copy/paste adapted to duration, and linked-phrase audition. Esc cancels a gesture; one completed gesture creates one Undo action.
- One Note / Chord modes retain linked voices. Chord slides apply the same interval while preserving voice spacing. Consecutive and overlapping slides continue from the reached pitch, which holds after the transition.
- Preview linked notes before creating a slide, view the actual trajectory and identify inactive slides and hatched tails. Rebind or extend the base note with explicit commands.
- Instrument slide delivery: Auto, Per Note, MPE, Pitch Bend and Off. Modes depend on confirmed capabilities. Range, channel-wide Pitch Bend effects, limitations and MPE overload are visible. MPE uses channels 2–16 and retains bend through release.