nogills
New Member
I am curious as to how midi note stacking/overlapping is used. What I mean by that is having a note, lets say C#0, playing from bar 1 to bar 4, and at bar 2 have another C#0 come in too. The second note is literally playing at the same time as the first note, and it is like "behind" the first note in the same midi clip on the same track.
Not being used to it, I'll always drag a midi note on top of an existing note thinking it will replace it, but they just stack.
So I'm just curious, how is this used in a creative sense?
I use Studio One 5, I assumed you can do this in most other DAWS (besides Ableton, almost positive you can't do it there).
Not being used to it, I'll always drag a midi note on top of an existing note thinking it will replace it, but they just stack.
So I'm just curious, how is this used in a creative sense?
I use Studio One 5, I assumed you can do this in most other DAWS (besides Ableton, almost positive you can't do it there).