Hay.
I did have a play with the ctrl change option that you were talking a
bout but that relies on the user knowing what controler they want to
find.
Admitidly it is some what rare that a user wants to find a controler
but does not kno which one,  but if this is the case, from what I can
tell, ctrl change will not let them do this.

On 28/11/2008, Onj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi.  Doesn't it work to use the find option, ctrlchng?  That would take you
> to any given control no matter where it is.  Then to view it you can do
> control j or control l?
> Just a thought.
>
> From: ben mustill-rose <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>  on Friday, November 28, 2008 8:12 AM
>
>> Hay all.
>>
>> Over the past few weeks i've been preparing for a midi data
>> interpritation exam where we have to find different things out about a
>> midi that we are given.
>>
>> I am finding that in keeping with other midi's that i've looked at,
>> there is one track at the top that handles most controler changes;
>> this track beeing the one of most interest.
>> What would be really nice is if there was a feature where with out
>> knowing what controler I was looking for, qws would simpley jump to
>> the next event in the track.
>>
>> For example, in most cases, programs, pan and volume all seem to be
>> set up at the begining of the file which is no problem. We will then
>> be asked what the next controler is in the file, but there is often
>> lots of empty space before the next controler is present. Due to me
>> not knowing what the next controler is or when it is, I can't use find
>> or go to.
>>
>> It could well be that i'm the only person that could use this feature,
>> but I thought i'd post it to see what kind of responce i'd get.
>> Cheers.
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