- Tab selects the next note. Tab selects the previous - note. Tab or Tab adds - the next/previous note to the selection. + tab selects the next note in a MIDI region, while tab selects the previous note. Holding down the key as well prevents previously visited notes from being + deselected.
- While in mouse object mode, you can click on a note to select it. Once you - have selected one note, Left-click on another - to select all notes between them. To add or remove a note to/from the - selection, click Left. You can also click and - drag outside of a note to rubberband select a series of notes. + While in Object Mode, any note can be clicked on to select it. Once a note has been selected, left-clicking on another note selects all notes between the first note selected and the second one. Adding or removing a note to or from the selection is done by left-clicking it. Clicking and dragging outside of a note will rubberband select any notes enclosed by the selection rectangle; holding down the key will prevent any previously selected notes from being deselected.
+- Three different selection operations are possible if you switch to mouse - range mode: + In any mode, left-clicking on a note on the + Scroomer (the piano header of the track, see MIDI Track Controls) will add all + occurrences of that note to the selection, while middle-clicking will only select/deselect all occurrences + of that note, clearing the previous selection. Scroomer selections work on + all MIDI regions of a track at once.
-- If Edit > Preferences > MIDI > Sound MIDI notes - as they are selected is enabled, Ardour will send a pair of - NoteOn/NoteOff messages through the track, which will typically allow you to - hear each note as it is selected. + If Edit > Preferences > MIDI > Sound MIDI notes as + they are selected is enabled, Ardour will send a pair of NoteOn/NoteOff + messages through the track as notes are selected. Assuming there is an + appropriate device or synthesizer attached to the track, these should be + audible.
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