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Posted on 2018/09/03
#4201
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| rocoloco321 | As the title says i need to loop a midi how i can do it |
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Posted on 2018/09/08
#4213
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| Rover | Do you happen to have anvil studio? I would recommend getting that. Anyway. Once you installed it. Open your .midi file and it should open it. Go to View (Beside Track) and select Piano Roll Editor. On the piano roll editor select which time you want the starting loop to start. Then go to Edit (Beside File) Insert MIDI event. Now make sure you check Include Meta Events. Then select what kind of event you want. You'll need to select Marker for your midi to loop. Then name it "LoopStart". Repeat what I said about making a first loop but when you have to name it. Name it "LoopEnd" Once you got that done. Select file. Then Export MIDI-Format 0 file. And export the midi where ever you like. Let me know if you run into any problems. |
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Posted on 2018/09/09
#4215
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| CaptainLuigi | Do i need a midi keyboard for Anvil Studio ? |
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Posted on 2018/09/09
#4216
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| Rover | No? |
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Posted on 2018/09/09
#4217
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| CaptainLuigi | Ok |
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Posted on 2018/09/09
#4218
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| Kitty Remilya Ambiance |
MIDI keyboards aren't needed, but using one will make the MIDI composition process easier. You can just click on the Piano Roll screen (View > Piano Roll Editor) to add or remove notes. A post already said a MIDI keyboard isn't needed, but that one was deleted due to it being only one word, so here's a more detailed version of the answer. |
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Posted on 2018/09/09
#4219
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| CaptainLuigi | Thank you @Kitty Remilya Ambiance |