MIDI Forum

The Roland MT-32 could do this, if I am not mistaken.

From page 18: [code type=markup] For example, 144 - 159(Decimal)/9nH/1001 0000 - 1001 1111(Binary) indicate the note-on messages for the channels 1 ...

I've updated my code, so now I add the GS Reset after the GM ON instead of replacing it, or add both at the very beginning of the first track if neith...

[quotePost id=15891]Only the GM reset sets everything back to the MIDI default settings. It is advisable that every file should have one and it shou...

Ahh, well, it was a noble effort. I'll have to rethink how to replace the volumes. One of the files has 07 2d in places other than a volume change, ...

[quotePost id=15835]I fiddled around with the values in the piano roll view in Cakewalk. It looks like it might be the values of CC7 causing this par...

I fiddled around with the values in the piano roll view in Cakewalk. It looks like it might be the values of CC7 causing this particular issue. I tr...

[quotePost id=15833]I'm unclear what point in your MIDI file you are having the problem. But here is a suggestion: In Cakewalk, try going to the Pi...

Have you checked out Musecore? br /> It's not a DAW as such, but does provide a more natural approach to composing, allowing you to see multiple pa...

[quotePost id=15631]You need an editor that can apply transpose only to selected notes. (I guess automatic selection by instrument is not possible, an...

The initial file is Type 0, which then gets converted to Type 1. Each channel gets its own track. Each track contains multiple instruments.

[quotePost id=15601]That depends on what parameter has been used to change the pitch.[/quotePost] Just regular ol' Note On events. Perhaps I should ...