 
 
 . The MIDI tool menu appears.
. The MIDI tool menu appears.The MIDI tool allows you to edit the values of any MIDI continuous data (controllers, wheels, and so on). In this dialog box, you specify the controller whose data you want to edit.
| Controller number | Controller | Controller number | Controller | 
| 1 | Modulation wheel or lever | 64 | Sustain pedal | 
| 2 | Breath Controller | 65 | Portamento | 
| 4 | Foot Controller | 66 | Sostenuto | 
| 7 | Main volume | 67 | Soft Pedal | 
| 10 | Pan | 
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However, if you’re doing your editing in 
 the MIDI tool window, you can bypass this dialog box entirely. There are 
 icons in the MIDI tool window itself representing these three data types: 
 Patch Changes  , Channel Pressure
, Channel Pressure  , and Pitch 
 Wheel
, and Pitch 
 Wheel  . Instead of selecting these items from the dialog 
 box, simply click the appropriate icon. (Because these data types have 
 icons of their own, you’ll discover that all three options are dimmed 
 if you access this dialog box by clicking the Continuous Data icon in 
 the MIDI tool window.)
. Instead of selecting these items from the dialog 
 box, simply click the appropriate icon. (Because these data types have 
 icons of their own, you’ll discover that all three options are dimmed 
 if you access this dialog box by clicking the Continuous Data icon in 
 the MIDI tool window.)
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