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Select the events you want to join.
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From the Edit menu, choose Join.
The selected events on each track are joined. Any space between the events will be filled.
If you’re joining events that use distinct clips, events will be joined using the media from the first selected clip:
Events before joining
Events after joining
Drag across events with the Paint tool selected to join them.
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Select the events you want to join.
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From the Edit menu, choose Join.
The selected events on each track (and any events between them) are joined. Any space between the events will be filled, and a new MIDI clip will be created to contain the MIDI data exposed by the clips:
Events before joining
Events after joining; a new clip is created
If you join clips that are in different keys (you can set a MIDI clip’s key on the Clip Pool tab of the MIDI Track Properties window), the new MIDI clip will use the key of the first clip. Subsequent clips will be transposed as needed to ensure that the note values you see in the event will be preserved after joining.
Joining Events |
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Use the Join command to merge selected events.
If you do not have at least two events selected on a track, the command is unavailable.
What do you want to do?
Join events on an audio track
Join events on a MIDI track
