MIDI Forum

Hello, I don't think there is anything 'wrong' with the file at all. However... The file is clearly intended for use with some specialised eq...

The use of ports to provide multiple sets of 16 Channels is part of the USB support for MIDI transport, so you need to explore the history of the use ...

Can't get the video to show anything, but I see that the 'name' includes 'shorts'. I assume as in a short circuit, rather than an item of clothing? ...

Hmm? Pedals/Controllers can be a problem. Usually because they can generate so much information that other (more important stuff) is swamped out?...

Something else to watch out for. Midi works via 'channels'. There are 16 Ch available, sometimes numbered 1 to 16, sometimes 0 to 15. The MIDI ...

BUT - it's not JUST the price range, it's how many they think they might be able to sell. The extra cost may be fixed, but divided by the number of ...

OK, the two midi documents you attached look perfectly fine to me. The BIG problem from YOUR point of view is that the MIDI implementation for this...

There are known problems with a single specific device, a cheap MIDI USB connector made in china, actual Mfg unknown. This connector MAY work unde...

In case you're interested, I think that part of the problem (re file names etc) is because the file/files have been manipulated on a MAC at some time,...

Nic, I did manage to have a bit of a play with the midi file (plus attached bits) that you posted, it took a while as MACOS has done it's usual mes...

Tracks are referred to in the midi spec, but only in the most general way. More or less, as in 'tracks exist, but they're nothing to do with us'! ...

I don't remember seeing anything like this mentioned in the midi spec. I'd rather assume/expect that the number of tracks available - on average - ...

Could be. Your XV may well have the ability to receive data on two ports, i.e. some data on Ch 1 on one Port, and other data on Ch 1 but on the oth...

Yes, one of my devices refers to IN A and IN B as well, so it sounds like your Roland XV5080 does support separate ports. I've never tried with my ...

The only way that I can see that you could get anywhere would be if enough of your devices support Ports, but you don't mention that. So I have a q...