Midi notes at same time. Can I control the send order?

When I'm sequencing midi I often have notes starting at the exact same time on the midi score. When this happens it seems like Reaper sends the highest-pitch note to whatever vst I have on the track first. Can I reverse that order? For instance, in the attached picture I'd like to have the C2 send before the G2. (I'd like it to work this way when I'm sequencing keyswitches at the bottom end of the keyboard.)

Conceptually, you could do it fairly easily with a custom JSFX or VST plugin. You'd need to store a list of all notes at a particular position and then output them in the order you wanted. I've occasionally seen some funny note ordering from one plugin to the next, so it could get fiddly.

Developers can place keyswitches in the highest range or the lowest range -- or both, for complex instruments --, and can use all kinds of combinations of latching and non-latching keyswitches that may even overlap the played range. It is much easier for the user to simply position keyswitches a little ahead of the played notes.

The action "Edit: Move event left/right (mousewheel/MIDI relative only)" is useful for making small adjustments to selected events. Assign it to a mousewheel shortcut, such as alt+mousewheel. To further lower the number of clicks, you can select all keyswitch notes by right-dragging the keyswitch range on the piano roll's keyboard, and then moving them all together. But warning: sequencing music in a DAW is all about surgical editing of MIDI! If you want to avoid keyswitch notes altogether, perhaps try the .