If the track does not contain program change keyframes, the selected patch is used to play the entire track. If the track contains keyframes, the selected patch is assigned to the keyframe that occurs before the current cursor position.

Note: You can also select drum maps by doing either of the following:

•Double-click the MIDI track icon to open Track Properties dialog. On the Output Setting tab, choose Drum Map from the drop-down menu.

•Click the Program button , choose Drum Maps and then Select Drum Map.

Changing the patch for a hardware synth

If your track is routed to a hardware synth, there are several ways to change patches:

•Click the Program button and choose Synth Control of Patch if you want to change patches using the synth's controls.

•Click the Program button and choose Use Program Change and Bank if you want to change patches by specifying the program, MSB, and LSB values. Double-click the values in the track header to edit them:

•If you've created a patch map for your device, click the Program button and choose Use Device Patch Map to return to the device's patch map. You can then choose a patch by clicking the Program button and choosing a patch from the menu. (For more information about creating patch maps and assigning them to hardware devices, click here.)

Selecting a drum map for a track

1.Right-click the track header, choose Insert/Remove Envelopes, and then choose Configure Controllers from the menu. The Track Properties dialog is displayed.

2.Under the Output Settings tab, select Drum Map from the drop down menu.

3.Choose the drum map you want to use.

Note: You can also select drum maps by doing any of the following:

•Double-click the MIDI track icon to open Track Properties dialog. On the Output Setting tab, choose Drum Map from the drop-down menu.

•Click the Program button , choose Drum Maps, and then choose Select Drum Map.

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