12:28:54	 From Yuri : Hello everyone. Can I watch somewhere previous webinars? 
12:30:01	 From Glenn Workman : https://motu.com/en-us/products/software/dp/webinars/
12:34:54	 From The Morning Lounge with Jill and Rich : better call Herb
12:43:44	 From Glenn Workman : Option-click to name.
12:44:42	 From jesse : This is great but it’s going a little fast. Will the recording be available so I can break down the steps at my own pace?
12:45:53	 From Glenn Workman : Jesse: They plan to edit and repost all the webinars online here: https://motu.com/en-us/products/software/dp/webinars/
12:46:37	 From jesse : Perfect, thanks (even unedited would be great, too)
12:47:21	 From The Morning Lounge with Jill and Rich : can’t you quantize by selecting the clip?
12:48:54	 From Glenn Workman : Jill&Rich: He’s quantizing all the notes inside the clip, rather than the start time of the clip.
12:51:18	 From Jim Cooper (MOTU) : Yes, you can quantize the notes within the clip by selecting the clip.
12:51:36	 From Eric Brown : Are any of the webinars up on that link yet Glen?
12:52:31	 From Glenn Workman : Eric: Not yet. The links at the bottom of that page show what topics were covered and they say “Coming Soon” for the various webinars.
12:56:14	 From Eric Brown : Ok, Thanks!
12:57:54	 From Kevin : When I downloaded Performer Lite the Workstation didn't load for some reason (it states it is missing at each boot-up). Is the a way to grab these into my package a month on?
12:58:27	 From Eric Brown : I think it’s Matt’s machine. It was doing that in the other webinars, His RAM may be dying? Maybe he needs to run Onyx and clean his caches?
12:58:30	 From Glenn Workman : Kevin: The Workstation and MOTU Instruments file are a separate download. They should be listed in your account if you log in.
12:58:56	 From Kevin : OK, I'll have look - thanks.
12:59:46	 From Glenn Workman : OCD!
13:00:13	 From Jim Cooper (MOTU) : Actually, the MOTU Instruments Lite sound bank that is included with Performer Lite is not a separate download…it’s part of the Performer Lite installation.
13:00:39	 From Jim Cooper (MOTU) : Kevin, just run the Performe Lite installer and you are all set.
13:01:12	 From Glenn Workman : Jim: Sorry, I though early on you had to download the instruments file.
13:01:15	 From Jim Cooper (MOTU) : Just choose UVI Workstation as your instrument and the Instruments Lite sound bank will be available in the browser.
13:03:33	 From Jim Cooper (MOTU) : Glenn: no worries. We’ve made it much more streamlined with Performer Lite….
13:05:03	 From Glenn Workman : Jim: Check your email.
13:05:21	 From Jim Cooper (MOTU) : Kevin, the UVI Workstation is included in the Performer Lite installer. Try running the installer again.
13:06:34	 From Kevin : OK. I can't check it right now while I'm watching. Do I have limited number of downloads allowed? (it came with my MOTU M2 AI - which is great by the way).
13:08:24	 From Glenn Workman : Kevin: I believe its just a limited number of authorizations. You should be able to download whenever necessary.
13:08:39	 From Kevin : great, thanks.
13:10:02	 From Jim Cooper (MOTU) : Kevin: Yes, that’s correct. Download as many times as you need. Are you on Mac or PC?
13:10:13	 From Kevin : PC.
13:19:29	 From The Morning Lounge with Jill and Rich : I think its 2 activations at one time
13:19:38	 From Jim Cooper (MOTU) : Kevin: since you are on PC, when you run the PerfLite.exe installer, make sure your computer has access to the internet so that it can access the UVI Workstation and Soundbank components of the install.
13:20:03	 From Jim Cooper (MOTU) : Jill&Rich: yes, two activations, but unlimited installer downloads.
13:20:51	 From Kevin : OK, thanks. Does two activations = two computers?
13:21:10	 From Jim Cooper (MOTU) : Kevin: yes
13:21:57	 From Glenn Workman : To ask a question: Open the Participants panel and click Raise hand to get Matt’s attention.
13:22:59	 From Kevin : Q: with MIDI clips how do you transpose all clips in the layer? Also, how to import an audio WAVE file into a track.
13:23:55	 From Glenn Workman : Kevin: You can drag a WAVE file from the desktop to a track, or the empty area below tracks in the graphic window. You can also use Import from the File menu.
13:24:38	 From Glenn Workman : Kevin: To transpose an entire track, choose Select All (control-A on PC) then click the track name. Then Quantize.
13:26:34	 From Eric Brown : If I put Performer Lite onto my MacBook Pro that has DP10 already, will it allow mw to get the UVI samples in DP10?
13:26:49	 From Zeke : How do you export the project into an .xml jazz chart
13:26:50	 From Kevin : oK cool, thanks.
13:27:13	 From Glenn Workman : Eric: Yes.
13:27:39	 From Jim Cooper (MOTU) : Eric: the sound bank that comes with DP is a superset of the “Lite” one that comes with Perf Lite.
13:27:44	 From Eric Brown : Will they work in Mach Five 3.5 too?
13:28:00	 From Jim Cooper (MOTU) : So the DP one has everything that Perf Lite has.
13:28:30	 From Zeke : Wondering about written chart export
13:28:36	 From Glenn Workman : Eric: Be aware that since both DP and Performer Lite can make similar Project files, if you double-click a file on the desktop, it might launch the “other” program.
13:28:43	 From Jim Cooper (MOTU) : The sound bank in MachFive 3 called “Universal Loops & Instruments” is the same one as DP10.
13:28:51	 From Jim Cooper (MOTU) : So use that.
13:29:42	 From Zeke : Is this generating music notation at the same time
13:30:46	 From Glenn Workman : Zeke: You can print from the notation window. You can also Export a MusicXML file from the File menu. Yes it is generating notation for all MIDI tracks.
13:31:45	 From Zeke : Great - thanks !
13:31:45	 From Glenn Workman : Zeke: If you open the Demo file that’s on the Welcome screen, you can see the notation for that file by clicking the icon that looks like four 1/6th notes in the upper part of the screen.
13:34:02	 From Zeke : Good. Then it can be played outside of this enviro
13:34:10	 From Kevin : No, thanks everyone. ;-)
13:34:22	 From Yuri : Thanks
13:34:27	 From Jim Cooper (MOTU) : Yes. You can also export as a MIDI file to import and play in other sequencing environments.
13:36:50	 From Glenn Workman : Zeke: The MIDI file would also include Markers, tempo (including tempo/meter changes if they exist), track names.
13:37:08	 From Zeke : Nice