Reaper midi note opacity

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When using the midi editor how come it greys out some of the notes so much they can barely been seen? The notes that are circled in the screenshot are on the same track as the only slightly greyed notes. Is there some way I can make it not do that? :borg: :D
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Its for editing multiple midi items in one window,you can choose to show or edit which tracks on the right

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You're missing the point, I'm asking why it greys out some notes way more than others sometimes.
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the track is set to visible but it greys out some notes way more than others and I can barely see them
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Last edited by AlmonJ on Thu Apr 28, 2016 8:45 pm, edited 1 time in total.

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It kinda depends on the color used for the note - they all get the same opacity level, but for some colors it looks as if it's more transparent than it actually is.


In any case, you have a setting for opacity of notes/CCs in secondary media items, check Preferences->Editing Behavior->MIDI Editor.

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Dont think their on the same track,that's a different midi item been show,use the controls on the right to hide/show each track

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What ED said (the colour of the notes kind of affects the perceived opacity), plus selected notes look like that because they are lighter and notes can remain selected in other tracks.

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Correct. Selected/unselected state will also affect how the notes are shown after opacity reduction is applied.

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Groundhog #31684 wrote:What ED said (the colour of the notes kind of affects the perceived opacity), plus selected notes look like that because they are lighter and notes can remain selected in other tracks.
Thats it, its because they were selected. Cheers :D

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