And so on.

So it becomes a very powerful tool for manipulating data.

You can add a very slight swing feel the 16th notes of a snare drum and lower the volume of every other one just a bit so the rolls don't sound so much like a machine gun (every drummer has a strong and weak hand).

You can exaggerate of minimize pitch bend in the controller box by a certain percentage if you like.

You can do the same with velocity to exaggerate or minimize the dynamics of an instrument.

And rather than doing it note by note, measure by measure it can be done globally and selectively.

I still use MTPro because it saves me time. I suppose some day when my XP wears out, I'll have to use a combination MIDI/Audio app, but for right now I can do my MIDI work much quicker in MTPro, then import my MIDI to a DAW to add the audio. This saves me hours per week and lets me make more music.

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