When selected, the MIDI Editor and Score Editor open with no Edit selection. When this option is disabled, the MIDI Editor and Score Editor open with the current Edit selection intact.
When enabled, you can tap a MIDI keyboard to enter a new tempo value into a tempo field.
When enabled, Pro Tools displays the effects of Real-Time Properties in the Edit, MIDI Editor, and Score Editor windows, and the MIDI Event List.
When enabled, pressing the F11 Function key puts MIDI recording in Wait for Note mode.
When enabled, Pro Tools automatically creates a new click track in new sessions.
This option lets you set the default MIDI Thru instrument. You can select a predefined device from your available MIDI instruments, or select
First Selected MIDI Track to use the assigned MIDI output of the first selected MIDI or Instrument track. When multiple MIDI or Instrument tracks are selected, the instrument in the selected track that is closest to the top of the Edit window (or closest to the left edge of the Mix window) is used. Select
None to only route MIDI Thru record enabled MIDI and Instrument tracks.
This option lets you set the default resolution for MIDI controller data created with the Pencil tool. Setting this to a lower resolution helps avoid creating controller data that is unnecessarily dense. The value range is from 1 to 100 milliseconds.
This option lets you set an offset in samples to compensate for MIDI latency. Entering a value here has the same effect as setting an offset with the
MIDI Track Offsets command. Offset values can be positive (later) or negative (earlier).
This option lets you specify what happens when you double-click MIDI clips with the Grabber tool on MIDI and Instrument tracks in the Edit window.