Topic: Editing

There are several ways to do this. The easiest method is to select the sound event, and then press the insert key for each copy you want to append.

If you have a click in the transition between two sound events, you should set up a short fade-out and fade-in to get rid of the click.

I have two midi containers in the same track. How can I join these two cotainers, to make it one big container?

In cubase was a glue tool, which can join two tracks together.

Zynewave, you rock, your reply speed is amazing 🙂
Thanks, ‘problem’ solved (what a simple solution again). Honestly, i wasn’t thinking of using the right mousebutton, since all the edit track tools are aligned on top, so I assumed it would be one of those tools. Even though it has been years I used cubase, you’ll never forget your first love 🙄 Just kidding.. time to move on. 🙂

Oh one thing, holding CTRL or SHIFT, while pressing the left mousebutton on the midi track, could select all midi containers inside the track.
The same thing could be reached by clicking the right mousebutton on the midi track, where the context menu would have another option “select all containers in this track” (or so…).