Filling Gaps Between Zones; Selecting Zones With The Mapping Editor Keyboard - Steinberg HALION4 Mode D'emploi

Filling Gaps between Zones

Proceed as follows:
1. In the Mapping editor or Program Tree, select the zones that you want to adjust.
2. Right-click the zones, open the Fill Gaps submenu, and select one of the functions.
The following Fill Gaps functions are available:
Option
Pitch Only
Velocity Only
Pitch & Velocity
Velocity & Pitch

Selecting Zones with the Mapping Editor Keyboard

You can select zones using the Mapping editor keyboard or an external MIDI keyboard.
To select zones via the keyboard, activate the "Enable MIDI Mapping Selection
Options" function on the toolbar and select one of the following options:
Option
Select Zones with the
Mapping Editor
Keyboard
Select Zones via MIDI
Select Zones
depending on Velocity
Select Zones using a
MIDI Controller to set
the Velocity
Select all Zones
between the last two
played notes
Description
Fills any gaps between the selected zones on the keyboard axis.
Fills any gaps between the selected zones on the velocity axis.
Gaps on the keyboard axis are filled first. Then the remaining gaps on
the velocity axis are filled.
Gaps on the velocity axis are filled first. Then the remaining gaps on
the keyboard axis are filled.
Description
Activate this option to select zones by clicking on the Mapping
editor keyboard.
Activate this option to select zones by playing on an external
MIDI keyboard.
When this option is activated, the incoming velocity is taken into
account. Only zones that match the incoming velocity are
selected.
When this option is activated, the velocity from the keyboard is
replaced by the controller values sent by the selected controller.
Right-click the icon to select another controller or use the Learn
function on the pop-up menu.
Any zones between the last two triggered zones are selected.
You can extend the selection by playing a key and holding it. Any
additional keys that you play add the corresponding zones to the
selection.
If you play a chord, any zones between the lowest and the
highest key are selected.
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Mapping Zones
Filling Gaps between Zones