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The MIDI Editor stretched the whole clip across its width, with no zoom, ruler or playhead, and the Pencil, trims and velocity lane worked on one note at a time. This makes it usable for real editing, following Pro Tools for tools and modes.

Builds on #419 (audition) and #521 (selection follows moved notes). Both are merged into this branch, so the diff includes their commits until they land.

View

• Ctrl/Cmd+wheel zooms time around the pointer (from twice the clip down to a 1/16 note at 120 px). Alt+wheel changes the row height. Shift+wheel scrolls sideways; the wheel alone scrolls the rows.
• A bars ruler above the roll, with beat and grid lines in the roll, all counted on the session timeline (bar numbers match the Edit window). Clicking the ruler locates there.
• The playhead crosses the roll while playing and pages along, following the Edit window's scrolling setting. The insertion point shows when stopped. The part past the clip end is shaded.

Notes

• The Pencil draws a note as long as the drag; a click still adds a grid-length note. The note plays on the instrument while it is drawn (on top of MIDI Editor: holding a piano key or a note plays it on the instrument (#373) #419's audition).
• Trimming either edge of a selected note trims every selected note by the same amount; a start trim keeps the end in place. Notes narrower than 10 px only move, so they aren't trimmed by accident.
• Alt (Option)-drag copies the selection, like Option-drag in Pro Tools.
• Moved, copied and trimmed notes stay selected, so the next edit applies to them.
• Snapping follows the Edit mode: Grid snaps the grabbed note's edge to the grid, Relative Grid moves by whole grid steps, Slip/Shuffle/Spot move freely. Ctrl/Cmd held while dragging suspends or enables the grid for that drag.
• Hovering shows the note's name, velocity, position and length next to the pointer; dragging shows the new position or length. The key under the pointer is highlighted and named.

Velocity lane

• With notes selected, only their stems change, so one note of a chord can be set on its own (the others are dimmed).
• Dragging draws across stems: every stem crossed since the last frame gets the value on the line, so fast strokes don't skip notes. One stroke is one undo step.

Controller lanes and the Pencil's shapes

• Controller lanes under the Velocity lane: CC 0–127, pitch bend, mono aftertouch and program change. Values are drawn as held steps until the next event, to the clip's end. The engine already played and chased Sequence.ctrls; this adds the editing.
• Each MIDI track keeps its own lanes, saved with the session (Track.midi_lanes, serde(default), so older sessions open unchanged). The Velocity header's menu adds a lane, or every controller the clip uses ("Show Lanes with Data"). A lane header's menu changes the controller (common ones first, then every CC number) or removes the lane. Controllers the clip uses are marked.
• Pencil shapes, as in Pro Tools: Free Hand, Line, Triangle, Square, Random, Parabolic, S-Curve. Triangle, Square and Random repeat at the grid and swing between the press value and the pointer. Shapes snap to the grid in Grid modes; Free Hand follows the pointer. One stroke replaces the events it spans and is one undo step. Pick the shape from the Pencil's right-click menu in the toolbar or the "Pencil:" menu in the MIDI Editor header. In the Velocity lane the shapes set the notes under the stroke; Free Hand keeps the existing stroke.
• Grabber: a click on empty space adds an event on the grid. Dragging an event moves it in time and value; Alt-drag copies; Alt-click deletes; a drag on empty space selects with a rubber band. Trimmer: raises or lowers the selected events, or the whole lane when none are selected. Delete removes the selected events. Notes and controller events are never selected together.

Engine

• midi.notes_move takes copy: true (the copies are moved, the originals stay).
• New midi.notes_trim {clip, indices, start?, end?} moves the edges of several notes in one undo step.
• Both return the notes' new indices after sorting (the helper from Keep MIDI note selection valid across clip, session and note-order changes (#443) #521, shared).
• Controller events: midi.ctrls {clip, kind?}, midi.ctrl_add, midi.ctrls_move {indices, ticks?, value?, copy?} (returns the new indices), midi.ctrl_delete, and midi.ctrls_draw (Free Hand points, or a shape from from to to with the grid as period). An event landing on another event's tick (same kind and channel) replaces it, and values are clamped to the kind's range. midi.lanes {track, lanes} and edit.pencil_shape {shape} are not undo steps.
• The shapes are pure functions in soundcraft-midi (PencilShape, ShapeStroke), capped at 10,000 points per stroke whatever the span or grid.

Tested

• New crates/ui-egui/tests/midi_editor_gestures.rs drives real pointer events: Pencil drag length, Alt-drag copy and its undo, selection after a move past other notes, group trims (end, and start with the grid suspended), velocity on one chord note, a velocity stroke as one undo step, zoom anchored at the pointer. There are unit tests for grid snapping on the session timeline, the snap modifier, trim zones and labels, plus engine tests for copy and notes_trim.
• Controller lanes: crates/ui-egui/tests/midi_cc_lanes.rs (layout, Line and Free Hand strokes, Grabber add/move/Alt-click, band + Delete, Trimmer, a Line in the Velocity lane, each stroke one undo step) and midi_lane_menus.rs (every header menu item, by its accessible name); engine tests for every command, including hostile spans and indices; unit tests for each shape.
• cargo fmt --all --check, clippy --all-targets -D warnings (engine, ui-egui, mix, playback), all tests of those crates, xtask layers and xtask wasm pass. On Windows the engine's lib tests need the two local compile fixes already on main's list (file_access.rs upper.clone(), autosave.rs mut); they are not part of this PR.
• Played by ear on Windows with a HISE instrument (Rhapsody) over ASIO: drawing, copying, trimming, velocity and zoom. The controller lanes were tested by hand in the app on Windows.

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• New Features

  • Expanded the MIDI editor with zooming, scrolling, timeline guides, snapping, pencil drawing, selection, moving, copying, trimming, and velocity editing.
  • Added editable MIDI controller lanes with drawing, selection, movement, copying, trimming, deletion, and lane management.
  • Added seven Pencil stroke shapes and keyboard navigation between notes.
  • Added track-instrument auditioning, including note release and playback tails while stopped.
  • Added hover feedback and playhead following.

• Bug Fixes

  • MIDI editor selections and view state now reset when sessions are replaced or closed.
  • Note selections remain associated with notes after edits reorder them.

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The MIDI editor now supports timeline navigation, note and velocity editing, controller lanes, configurable Pencil shapes, and track instrument audition while stopped. Engine commands, persisted model state, playback, mix rendering, tests, roadmap entries, parity records, and contributor metadata were updated.

Changes: MIDI editor and audition

Layer / File(s)	Summary
MIDI data and editing contracts crates/midi/*, crates/model/src/session.rs, crates/model/src/track.rs	Adds controller metadata, Pencil stroke shapes, persisted Pencil settings, controller-lane persistence, and lane sanitization.
Note and controller commands crates/engine/src/cmd/midi.rs, crates/engine/src/cmd/midi_ctrl.rs, crates/engine/src/cmd/mod.rs	Adds note copying and trimming, controller event commands, lane configuration, Pencil-shape selection, and returned-index handling.
Timeline view and note editing crates/ui-egui/src/midi_editor.rs, crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs, crates/ui-egui/src/toolbar.rs, crates/ui-egui/tests/midi_editor_gestures.rs, crates/ui-egui/tests/pro_tools_keys.rs	Adds ruler navigation, zoom, scrolling, snapping, note gestures, selection tracking, velocity editing, Pencil-shape selection, and session reset behavior.
Controller and velocity lanes crates/ui-egui/src/midi_lanes.rs, crates/ui-egui/tests/midi_cc_lanes.rs, crates/ui-egui/tests/midi_lane_menus.rs	Adds controller-lane rendering and editing with Pencil, Grabber, Trimmer, selection, menus, and velocity-lane shapes.
Track instrument audition crates/playback/src/lib.rs, crates/mix/src/lib.rs	Adds audition-note playback, stopped rendering for held notes, and a two-second release tail.
Roadmap and parity records ROADMAP.md, docs/ui-parity.md	Documents the MIDI editor, controller lanes, and Pencil shapes.

Contributor record

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Contributor entry contributors/people.toml	Adds a contributor entry with GitHub name synchronization enabled.

Priority: Normal

Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant MidiEditor
  participant Player
  participant AudioCallback
  participant MixEngine
  participant TrackInstrument
  MidiEditor->>Player: Send track, pitch, and velocity
  Player->>AudioCallback: Queue note command
  AudioCallback->>MixEngine: Call live_note
  MixEngine->>TrackInstrument: Send note-on or note-off
  AudioCallback->>MixEngine: Render held notes or release tail

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Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review 61b17

Auditioning during an instrument change can miss a note, and resetting playback can leave stopped audio processing active. Resolve these playback issues before merging unless their impact is explicitly accepted.

Security architecture risk: Low · up to a4239

The demonstrated impact remains within the current session and its audio playback. Live-note cleanup and Undo have state-lifecycle gaps that can cause continued background processing or unintended controller edits; no privilege or data-access escalation was verified.

Retained concerns

• Medium · reliability · inferred: Replacing a session while an audition note is held can orphan the audio thread's live-note accounting. Session replacement discards the editor's audition owner without sending its note-off. ResetSession sends Stop and Locate, which reset instrument voices but do not clear live_notes. Subsequent pointer release therefore has no recorded note to release, while the positive counter keeps stopped-session rendering enabled indefinitely. This newly introduced ownership mismatch affects resource cleanup across document replacement; transport reset silences voices but does not repair the accounting.
• Medium · reliability · inferred: The new controller-editing path retains positional selections across document rollback. Moving event A past event B updates the selection to A's new index; Undo restores the previous sequence but leaves that index selected, so a subsequent Delete can remove B instead. Active lane gestures likewise survive Undo and can commit against the restored sequence. This is a rollback-identity mismatch between transient editor state and document snapshots, bounded to the selected clip. Clip changes and session replacement clear the state, but Undo within the same clip does not.

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Security Blast Radius

• inferred — Within the examined paths, command input targets clips or tracks in the current session, while audition targets already instantiated track instruments. The demonstrated affected scope is the active document and its audio mix. These traces do not establish broader service, tenant, credential, or infrastructure exposure.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — New controller commands parse kind identifiers through a range-restricted parser, normalize values and nonnegative ticks, clamp explicitly supplied channels, and reject missing or non-MIDI clip targets. The existing playback message conversion independently restricts MIDI values and controller/key numbers. These controls oppose a direct malformed-command-to-invalid-MIDI path.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• observed — Pencil generation bounds iteration and allocation even for extreme tick spans: free-hand command input takes at most 10,000 points, while generated shapes use capped sampling and corner sequences. This bounds per-stroke expansion, not total session size or repeated command volume.

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🟡 Minor · Preserve note identity when returning moved indices. · midi.rs:183-196

crates/engine/src/cmd/midi.rs:183-196
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Preserve note identity when returning moved indices.

relocate matches notes by value, not identity. If a move or copy produces a Note equal to an existing note, .position(...) can return the existing note's index. The editor then assigns that index to app.midi.selected, so the moved or copied note is not selected. This is reachable through normal moves and Alt-drag copies.

Suggested fix

-    seq.sort();
-    Ok(json!({"moved": moved.len(), "indices": relocate(seq, &moved)}))
+    let indices = relocate(seq, &moved, &idx, copy);
+    Ok(json!({"moved": moved.len(), "indices": indices}))
...
-    seq.sort();
-    Ok(json!({"trimmed": trimmed.len(), "indices": relocate(seq, &trimmed)}))
+    let indices = relocate(seq, &trimmed, &idx, false);
+    Ok(json!({"trimmed": trimmed.len(), "indices": indices}))
...
-fn relocate(seq: &Sequence, notes: &[Note]) -> Vec<usize> {
-    let mut taken = vec![false; seq.notes.len()];
-    let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(notes.len());
-    for m in notes {
-        if let Some(j) = seq.notes.iter().enumerate().position(|(j, n)| !taken.get(j).copied().unwrap_or(true) && n == m) {
-            if let Some(t) = taken.get_mut(j) {
-                *t = true;
-            }
-            out.push(j);
-        }
-    }
-    out.sort_unstable();
-    out
+fn relocate(seq: &mut Sequence, notes: &[Note], source_indices: &[usize], copy: bool) -> Vec<usize> {
+    let original_len = seq.notes.len().saturating_sub(if copy { notes.len() } else { 0 });
+    let mut tagged: Vec<(Note, bool)> = seq
+        .notes
+        .iter()
+        .copied()
+        .enumerate()
+        .map(|(i, n)| {
+            let touched = if copy { i >= original_len } else { source_indices.contains(&i) };
+            (n, touched)
+        })
+        .collect();
+    tagged.sort_by_key(|(n, _)| (n.start, n.pitch, n.channel, n.length, n.velocity));
+    let out = tagged
+        .iter()
+        .enumerate()
+        .filter_map(|(i, (_, touched))| if *touched { Some(i) } else { None })
+        .collect();
+    seq.notes = tagged.into_iter().map(|(n, _)| n).collect();
+    seq.ctrls.sort_by_key(|c| c.tick);
+    out
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Review comment at @crates/engine/src/cmd/midi.rs around lines 183 - 196:
Update the move and copy flows that call relocate, and relocate itself, to track
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Eight related PRs, green and up to date with main

@aiongg @skylartaylor — since #484 went in with the integration batch (#1011), these eight have been rebased after every module move (#1120, #1136) and are now mergeable and green. Nothing in them changed beyond the rebases and the egui 0.37 / RFC-0012 API fixes those forced:

• JSFX effects and a ReaPack client (JSFX Browser) #310 JSFX effects and a ReaPack client (JSFX Browser)
• Hosted plugins: stop pushing their early 0 readings back (Rhapsody played silence) #347 Hosted plugins: stop pushing their early 0 readings back
• Playback Engine: the ASIO driver's control panel, every installed driver listed, no lost driver #424 Playback Engine: the ASIO driver's control panel
• Import Audio the Pro Tools way: several files, destination, location; drops land where dropped #482 Import Audio the Pro Tools way: several files, destination, location
• Mix: strips scroll with a visible bar and the wheel; an oversized window no longer closes the app #488 Mix: strips scroll with a visible bar and the wheel
• MIDI Editor: zoom, ruler and playhead; Pencil drags, group trims, Alt-drag copies, chord velocities #534 (this one) MIDI Editor: zoom, ruler and playhead; Pencil drags, group trims, Alt-drag copies
• Plugin scans in the background, cached between launches; Setup > Plug-in Folders #568 Plugin scans in the background, cached between launches; Setup › Plug-in Folders
• MIDI Keyboard: playable from the mouse and two octaves of computer keys, 1–4 octaves, transpose, Play/Step #580 MIDI Keyboard: playable from the mouse and two octaves of computer keys

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