MIDI : MIDI Editors : Superimposed Notes View : Color Coding MIDI Notes

Color Coding MIDI Notes
You can color code MIDI notes by Track or by Velocity.
Color Coding by Track
When Color Coding by Track is enabled, tracks in the MIDI Editor are temporarily assigned one of sixteen fixed colors, in the order they appear in the track list.
To Color Code MIDI notes by Track:
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Color Coding by Velocity
When Color Coding by Velocity is enabled, MIDI notes are all the same red color (hue) on all tracks displayed, and MIDI notes vary in color saturation (from a light red to a dark red) based on the Note On velocity. Notes with low velocities are lighter in color and those with high velocities are darker.
To Color Code MIDI notes by Velocity:
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No Color Coding
When neither Color Coding by Track nor Color Coding by Velocity are enabled, notes are drawn in the MIDI Editor in as the same color they are in the Edit window—using the color coding options as set in the Track Color Coding settings in the Display Preferences.