I always run in to some new and weird issue on every soundtrack I am working on in my SNES MIDI Remaster Project.
It seems Anvil Studio is obsessed with moving certain events to their own track which I do not want in their own track, namely GS reset SYSEX and GS percussion assignment SYSEX. It also occasionally will move other things there which are "illegal", like tempo and time signature.
I can load Sekaiju and move all of the events back to the first track, but then I am left with a ghost track that only has an End Of Track event, and nothing else. Sekaiju will not completely remove a track from the file. However, Anvil Studio WILL allow me to completely delete a track, but then it just creates a new one for all of the events I just moved back to the first track using Sekaiju. Argh.
Open to suggestions (Windows 10) for deleting the empty track after I fix what Anvil Studio has messed up.
It seems Anvil Studio is obsessed with moving certain events to their own track which I do not want in their own track, namely GS reset SYSEX and GS percussion assignment SYSEX. It also occasionally will move other things there which are "illegal", like tempo and time signature.
I can load Sekaiju and move all of the events back to the first track, but then I am left with a ghost track that only has an End Of Track event, and nothing else. Sekaiju will not completely remove a track from the file. However, Anvil Studio WILL allow me to completely delete a track, but then it just creates a new one for all of the events I just moved back to the first track using Sekaiju. Argh.
Open to suggestions (Windows 10) for deleting the empty track after I fix what Anvil Studio has messed up.
Jason
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How To Question — 1 month ago
Sekaiju will not completely remove a track from the file.
Sekaiju won't let you delete the first track, but any other track in a Format 1 MIDI file can be deleted. In the Track List, click on a track then press the Delete key on the keyboard or press the Delete Track button in the toolbar of the Track List window (the eraser icon).
Do you know how many times and different ways I tried to delete a track in Sekaiju, and it never worked? I always click the number to the track, but doing that does not allow it to be deleted. The buttons stay greyed out, but the Delete key will delete all the events in the track.
So I tried clicking in the "Name" field of the track, and now I can delete it! Huzzah!
So I tried clicking in the "Name" field of the track, and now I can delete it! Huzzah!
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