hi there ,i am trying to mute all the bass drums hits ,but only the ones that fall on the first beat of the the bar in the drum editor , yes i could have gone along and have muted them all by now, but can i make this a command in the midi logical editor. thanks.
You can do this in two steps (or eventually combine them into a macro)…
Open the MIDI Editor.
First, in the Logical Editor…
Upper section…
Type is___Equal___Note___and
Value 1 (Pitch)___Equal_C1/36 (or whatever note plays the kick)and
Position___Inside Bar Range___0 24 (or similar… use the white bar to draw the range)
Lower Section…
nothing is needed
Function = “Select”
Then, Edit menu>“Mute”.
If you wish to make a macro, you’ll first have to save the Logical Editor as a Preset.
Bookmarking as I am bound and determined to learn this.
Thanks vic_france!
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Tanx Vic
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thanks for your reply vic ,i don`t understand still how to use it ,i need much more info ,i have only ever used one pre-set before ,i have not ever attempted to program it , i will look on you tube for tutorials thanks anyway .
Set up your Logical Editor to look like this…
Save it as a Preset (using the Logical Editor’s menu bar).
sorry vic ,i was unable to even get C1/36 command ,by default it said C-2 i could change it to C-1 because that is the kick note ,anyway i more or less had it the same as yours i pressed apply but nothing happened .i have just noticed you have yours in the key editor i was in the drum editor ,dont know if that makes a difference........ what i am trying to do is mute every 3rd 8th kick drum for the whole length of a song ., and i was wondering, if i wasnt happy with the results can i unmute the kicks even if i have closed down the program in between and would the kicks return back to there original random velocity`s, thanks
ahh! got it now ,i still needed to fill the bottom section 
ok vic sorry ,you were probably out of patience by now. thanks ,i will use that as a preset.