Yes. Editing midi is just easier on Studio One. You can fine tune how you want the interface to act though a few clicks, e.g. snap to grid, etc. You can also select and duplicate or move with ease. With velocity, or any cc, you can shift click multiple midi events and either raise the velocity, etc, below the grid or enter a number by hand. You can hand draw the pitch and mod wheels, or use the pencil tool to make sine or saw waves, etc., in a cc, including fixing their frequencies. You can view multiple instrument on the grid and assign colors, which is great for not only seeing each instrument and how they interact, but also seeing the overall tonic movement and chord progression, etc. I can also detach the panel and make it full screen and zoom with a few keystrokes.