If you accidentally record a MIDI phrase with incorrect notes, you can adjust these via a piano roll screen on your computer or device.ДЄudio is recorded information that has limited control over any adjustments you want to make. MIDI differs to audio, as we have control over the notes and CC data. From your computer/device, you can adjust these expressions and articulations, and creatively change the way your phrase plays. The computer recognizes the change, and represents the legato or staccato articulations as CC data. MIDI is the information read by your computer, translating notes and CC (Control Change) data into music.ДЇor example, you may play a legato phrase on your piano, then repeat it the second time with staccato notes. Now that you have connected your keyboard to your desired setup, itвЂ™s time to learn a little about MIDI. Take a look at the table below to understand what cables and adapters youвЂ™ll need to connect your digital piano to a smart device:

You may notice a USB Type A port in your keyboard, but this cannot be used for transferring MIDI data, you can only insert a flash drive to save recordings onto using your keyboardвЂ™s internal sounds. Most modern keyboards feature a USB Type B port, while some older keyboards and pro-grade instruments use a MIDI connection (dedicated MIDI In/Out ports).

You can also use them to control various music-making and learning apps (more on that in the following sections). When you press a key on your keyboard, a sustain pedal, or use any other controller that your instrument has, you generate MIDI messages that tell which key was pressed, how much pressure was used for it, how long a note was held, etc.ДЄll these messages can be sent to your computer and recorded as a MIDI file. TL DR: Ctrl+C/V, and the top left arrow of the piano roll > File are what I think you're looking for.Note: MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) is a protocol that allows computers and electronic musical instruments to communicate with each other. If you have something other than your original instrument on the channel, the notes will play that instrument, whether it be the initial Serum preset or a sample of a duck quacking, so end results will sound. Note that this only pastes in note data, so if you have not chosen an instrument to load, nothing will sound. Then, in your new project, open up the piano roll of the instrument of your choice, arrow at top left, File > Import MIDI file. If you want to save the notes for use in a completely new project, click the arrow at the top left, File > Export as MIDI file. Then, go into the piano roll of the instrument of choice and click the arrow at the top left, File > Paste to MIDI clipboard. If this was a drum pattern and not a melodic pattern, right-click on the instrument name in the channel rack and click 'send to Piano Roll', then do the same above.ДЄnother way to do this is to go into the piano roll, click the arrow at the top left, File > Copy to MIDI clipboard. If you mean copying notes from one pattern to another like what u/AudioDib mentioned, highlight the notes on the piano roll, Ctrl+C, then go into a new instance of the piano roll (on your instrument of choice) and Ctrl+V.

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