Dean Rosenthal commented,
Oh, additionally, I had previously set two other settings to achieve this result: in "create percussion staves" I changed the channel from '10' to '1'. Also, under 'quantization' and 'more settings...
Dean Rosenthal commented,
Jeffrey, I took your advice and imported with 32nd note quantization and the correct rhythm appeared! Perfect import, (although I'll change the values to 16ths) – thank you so much for putting in t...
Dean Rosenthal commented,
Hey, that looks pretty good! It’s not accurate in terms of where the rests are, but it actually resembles the rhythm. I’ll check more of this out tomorrow. Very nice.
Dean Rosenthal commented,
Correct, it is a different file and I apologize for that, if you play the rhythm back, using playback, at a tempo where you can hear the rhythm, The rhythm is nothing like it, I will have to add t...
Dean Rosenthal commented,
Here's the link to a file, I used it as a test file before doing more work on this kind of thing – best of luck and thank you so much! https://www.dropbox.com/s/zso0wnjznmbdokr/final.mid?dl=0
Dean Rosenthal commented,
Thanks, I suppose if the line was long and complex, a full part, say, it might be worth (or?) going in and making the massive amount of corrections needed. But the fact that the import cannot handl...
Dean Rosenthal commented,
The example I gave is of a single passage of straight 16th notes alternating between two pitches. If there is something wrong there in terms of how to translate that into notation software, there...
Dean Rosenthal commented,
Sure, this answer helps, In the sense that the percussion maps may have something to do with it. I understand errors of a certain sort, but this isn’t even music notation? Maybe you could answer on...
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Hi, using 2014.5 and Mac OS 10.9.5. I am having a problem with importing a detailed MIDI percussion line that is generated by an algorithmic program. What happens is that after importing, the music...
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