What is a key limitation of the Restore Performance feature?

What is a key limitation of the Restore Performance feature?

• A. You cannot undo cut, copied, pasted, or moved MIDI notes
• B. It cannot undo any velocity changes
• C. It can undo everything including audio edits
• D. It only undoes tempo changes

Answer: (A)

Restore Performance is about undoing the expressive, performance-related data of MIDI notes (like velocity and other CC/parameter values), not the actual placement or content of the notes themselves. Because of that focus, it cannot revert structural edits to the MIDI events themselves—such as cutting, copying, pasting, or moving notes within a region. So, while you can undo changes to how notes are played (velocity, expression, etc.), you can’t use Restore Performance to undo those note-placement edits. For those structural edits, you’d use the standard Undo/history as needed.

Restore Performance is about undoing the expressive, performance-related data of MIDI notes (like velocity and other CC/parameter values), not the actual placement or content of the notes themselves. Because of that focus, it cannot revert structural edits to the MIDI events themselves—such as cutting, copying, pasting, or moving notes within a region. So, while you can undo changes to how notes are played (velocity, expression, etc.), you can’t use Restore Performance to undo those note-placement edits. For those structural edits, you’d use the standard Undo/history as needed.