Mute Bass Notes in Groove Browser

[Deppjones]

Hi everyone,
I love using EZkeys 2 for arrangements, but I often find that the bass notes in the MIDI grooves clash with my separate bass track, making the mix muddy. It’d be great to have an option in the Groove Browser to mute the bass notes (e.g., left hand) during preview, without having to dive into the Grid Editor. This would really streamline the workflow. What do you think? Or is there already a solution I might’ve missed? Thanks for your input!

Operating system: Windows 10

• This topic was modified 1 month, 1 week ago by John.

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[Lionel DAUMER]

Maybe it would be enough to have a function that would organize your keyboard. For example I would like the keyboard to only play the notes between C3 and F5. This would mutate as much left hands notes as right hand notes. Maybe this adjustment already exists …

[John]

Hi,

no such option exists now but it seems like something best requested in the ‘Requests & Feedback’ section so I will move this topic there.

BR,
John

John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[Michael Bagge]

You can mute the low tones by choosing them on the keyboard on the left side, holding shift if there is more than one line. Then right-click and mute or shortcut m to mute.

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[Lionel DAUMER]

Génial !!!!

[Ben]

Good topic, because I experience the same. Such a function should be key dependant or you must be able to set the point below you don’t want low notes.

[Deppjones]

“It’d be great to have an option in the Groove Browser to mute the bass notes (e.g., left hand) during preview,
without having to dive into the Grid Editor.
This would really streamline the workflow.”

“You can mute the low tones by choosing them on the keyboard on the left side, holding shift if there is more than one line. Then right-click and mute or shortcut m to mute.”

Thank you for the answer, but the original posting was about not having to go into the grid editor.

• This post was modified 1 month ago by Deppjones.

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