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MIDI Editors
There are several ways to edit MIDI in Cubase. You can use the tools and functions in the Project window for large-scale editing or the functions on the MIDI menu to process MIDI parts in various ways. To manually edit your MIDI data on a graphical interface, you can use the MIDI editors.
In-Place Editor
The In-Place Editor allows you to edit MIDI notes and controllers in the Project window, for quick and efficient editing in context with other tracks.
In-Place Editor Toolbar
The toolbar contains tools and settings for the In-Place Editor.

In-Place Editor Toolbar

The toolbar contains tools and settings for the In-Place Editor.

To open the toolbar, click on the triangle in the upper right corner of the track list for the edited track.

Acoustic Feedback

Acoustic Feedback: Automatically plays back events when you move or transpose them, or when you create them by drawing.

Multiple Part Controls

Part Editing Mode

Sets the editing mode for parts.

All Parts allows you to select and edit all events of all visible parts.
Active Part restricts selecting and editing to events of the active part.

Activate Part for Editing

Lists all parts that were selected when you opened the editor and allows you to activate a part.

Indicate Transpositions

Indicate Transpositions: Allows you to display the transposed pitches of MIDI notes.

Auto Select Controllers

Auto Select Controllers: Automatically selects controller data of the selected MIDI notes.

Insert Velocity

Note Insert Velocity: Allows you to specify a velocity value for new notes.

Length Quantize

Length Quantize: Allows you to set a value for quantizing event lengths.

Event Colors

Event Colors: Allows you to select event colors.

Transpose Palette

Move Up: Transposes the selected event up by a half note.
Move Down: Transposes the selected event down by a half note.
Move Up More: Transposes the selected event up by an octave.
Move Down More: Transposes the selected event down by an octave.