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Problem importing old .midi files into Sonar 3
Hi,
I'm rather new to midi and Sonaris the first sequencing program I've bought - About 7 years ago I wrote a whole pile of music for a theatre company on a Yamaha W7 - I recorded it all on the hardware sequencer and saved it in its proprietary format as well as creating a midi file. That synth has long since left me, but I still have the .midi files. What I would like to do is put those midi files into Sonar and replace the sounds with my new crop of soft synths... If i play the midi file on its on (even with RealPlayer or something) they sound fine, in terms of notes, timing, etc... obviously through General Midi sounds, But when I load them into Sonar, they're a total mess, in every way. Some tracks make NO sound, and the whole thing goes crazy... Is there something I should be doing when I open them in Sonar? I would like the timing, volume and general information to remain, but i completely want to discard the sound associations and replace them with new ones... There is a dialog box when I open a midi file, is there anything I should be un/checking to facilitate this? I'm lost! Help! Please! TA |
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Welcome to the board TA,
![]() If you can open it... then you can re-adjust almost anything with sonar, and save it. I suspect the file contains some sys ex info that loads when you open it. Go View --> Sysx after you load it. ![]() Jaymz
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Thanks!
Hi Jaymz, and thanks for the welcome...
Indeed, you were correct - I am happily restoring my old files to their former glory! Argh, so much to learn now! Thanks again, TA |
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