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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 directly in the Project window, for quick and efficient editing in context with other tracks.
Working with the In-Place Editor

Working with the In-Place Editor

To zoom or scroll the In-Place Editor, point at the left part of the piano keyboard display so that the pointer changes to a hand. Then drag to the right or left to zoom in or out vertically, and drag up or down to scroll the editor.
To add or remove controller lanes, right-click below the controller name field and select an option from the context menu.
To close the In-Place Editor for one track, click Edit In-Place in the track list or double-click below the controller display in the In-Place Editor.
To open/close the In-Place Editor for one or several selected tracks, use the Edit In-Place key command.
You can drag notes from one In-Place Editor to another.

Note

The Snap button and Snap Type pop-up menu on the Project window toolbar control snapping in the In-Place Editor, but the snap grid is set using the Quantize pop-up menu.