Re: QWS List problem with recording using Quick Windows Sequencer

[Simon Jaeger]

well I'm not arthur, but I'll attempt to answer these questions. There is a 
master velocity offset in qws, located in options menu / midi assignments. 
Other than that, once you actually have notes in a track you can press v on 
the track to change the velocity that way. As for volume, the master volume 
should be one of the options on the keyboard. It is not the volume you use 
in most cases, it is a menu item most likely. When you first create a track 
in qws, you can set the channel, instrument, volume, pan, reverb and chorus 
all in the properties dialog. Remember that you cannot have two different 
instruments playing on one midi channel. TO do this, press enter on a track. 
The actual shortcut is alt+enter, but enter works as well and is easier. 
This brings up the properties dialog which is pretty much self explanitory. 
If you have any questions about programs or banks, send them here, because 
those can be a little confusing at first, and I'm not sure how much 
experience you have had with midi in the past. But to answer your question, 
if you have recorded a track and decide to change the volume, you can do 
that. But you can also set it before you record the track. Usually if I 
record a song with several tracks I end up adjusting  the volume of each 
after the track is complete. If you need me to give you a general idea of 
how midi works concerning program and bank numbers, or for someone else to 
do it, then just send a message out here, or take a look at the articles up 
on the qws website. 

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