Record to step sequencer - MIDI notes will be input quantized to steps and appear as steps (zero-length notes).Quantize start time but maintain the original duration by shifting the note forward.Logic dictates this option is not compatible with all other quantize combinations. Leave note duration - Leaves note duration as played.Note end time - Note end time is quantized when one of the Global Snap settings that quantizes input is used.Note start time - Note start time is quantized when one of the Global Snap settings that quantizes input is used.You can further customize how notes are quantized with the Record-button Right-Click menu: To disable input quantizing set to - ' Line', ' Cell' or ' (none)'. To enable input quantizing set to - ' Step', ' Beat' or ' Bar'. Activate from Global Snap selector on the Snap Panel. Input quantizing - Input quantizing aligns notes to a precise timing, on beats or exact fractions of beats.The Pattern Clip will automatically expand to fit any data recorded, so don't worry about its length. Playlist track that you want the Clip to appear on, place an empty Pattern Clip for the pattern being recorded in the Playlist at the point where you plan to start recording. In Song mode - The Pattern Clip will be automatically placed at the point where Playback started from after recording is stopped.In Pattern mode - MIDI data will be recorded into the currently selected pattern and appear in the selected Channels Piano roll preview window.The following two options as to how to record your MIDI data:

You can only record into one pattern at a time. Select the Pattern - The note data will be recorded into the selected Pattern.Once set, the next time you want to record notes it should be a case of steps 1, 6 and 8. While this may look like a lot of complicated steps, it covers all the note recording options. Simply select the 'Typing keyboard to piano keyboard' option. NOTE: If you don't have a MIDI keyboard controller you can also use your typing keyboard as a MIDI note keyboard. Quantizing caused by the Global Snap is not the problem before fiddling with this control. Timing issues - The Audio Settings Playback tracking: Offset control can be used to correct note-start timing errors caused by system issues/latencies.You may want to turn off the Note recording if, for example, you want to play along with a project while you are recording automation data without retaining the notes. Filtering MIDI data - The Transport Panel Record Button has a recording filter (Right-Click) which can be selected to record Audio, Note or Automation data.Connecting your controller - For help installing an external keyboard/pad controller see the MIDI Settings Wizard or MIDI Settings page.

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