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13.3.1 The MIDI Ports List in the Preferences

The MIDI Ports List in

the Preferences.

You can congure which MIDI ports are made available to Live using the MIDI Ports section

of the MIDI/Sync Preferences. All available input and output ports are listed here. For Live's

tracks to receive/send MIDI from/to a specic MIDI port, the corresponding switch in the

Track column must be set to On. You can use any number of MIDI ports for track input and

output; the mixer's In/Out choosers allow them to be addressed individually.

13.3.2 Playing MIDI With the Computer Keyboard

The computer keyboard can be used for generating MIDI notes from computer keyboard

strokes. To turn the computer MIDI keyboard on, use the Control Bar's Computer MIDI Key-

board button, or the

Ctrl

(PC) /

(Mac) shortcut to the Options

menu entry.

Activating the Computer

MIDI Keyboard.

The center row of letter keys on the keyboard will play notes corresponding to the white keys

on a piano, beginning on the left with the note C3. The black keys on a piano correspond to

the upper row of computer keys. The ve leftmost letters on the lower row of the keyboard

(Z,X,C,V, and B on a U.S.-English keyboard) are used to transpose the note range and to set

velocity, as follows:

The leftmost keys (Z and X) adjust the keyboard's octave range.

The next two keys (C and V) adjust incoming note velocity by intervals of twenty (20,

40, 60, and so on).

The fth key from the bottom left (B) places an accent on incoming MIDI notes. This

key boosts note velocity by 20 as long as it is held down. Once it is released, however,

velocity will drop back to its original value. If your keyboard is already set to input

notes at 120, holding this key will raise note velocity to 127.

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