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New hardware is forcing me to look into MIDI in closer detail than before, and I am getting confused. My tesla controller is Slawinski Pro, and the source feeding it is a sort of "MIDI IPod", which streams the MIDI files after they are selected on a touch screen. With this setup, I use the "MIDI Input" on the controller, and it is here the problem arises.
The controller sorts the MIDI files according to the channels, and assigns each of the 4 output transmitters to a different channel. This means that for each channel in the MIDI file, I need a coil, which I don´t always want. I could diode "or" the transmitters, but that seems like an unnecessary complication. I don´t want to solve this on the hardware level.
So my question is this: Can anyone show me a way to change the channel assignment within a track. (I _am_ able to move notes from one track to another, I just cannot figure out how to remove the channel information, that follows with it.
At present, I have Cubase 5 and MidiEditor v. 2.5.0, and frankly, I am embarrassed because it seems to me that this ought to be so easy to do.
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Free editors and mixers (some are linux & MacOS only as the JACK standard is too awesome for Windows users):
A commercial score composer that has been around a very long time: Cubase was intended more for studio work, and grew into the Coreldraw of audio tools.
Most equipment does not support the full Midi standard (like Slurs etc.), and using a free program like Muse can export the format subset.
For Deb/Ubuntu/Mint users willing to spend an hour on youtube learning how to work with JACK based tools: sudo apt-get install muse musescore guitarix dino qjackctl qtractor qsynth jack-keyboard jack-rack audacity
Minimum JACK example: qjackctl = GUI to start/stop JACK daemon jack-keyboard = midi keyboard emulation qsynth = midi sound bank emulation
qjackctl allows one to connect the Midi stream from keyboard to qsynth , and audio from qsynth to speakers/jack-rack/audacity etc.
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Thanks, Rod
Just 10 minutes before reading your post I finally solved the problem with Anvil Studio, another free sequencer package, where it turned out to be as simple as merging tracks, then cutting and pasting the merged track into a new file. Like someone, on the myriad of forums I have been frequenting, said in his signature file: "If you look closely you will always find it: Even if it is not there!"
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Need help with MIDI editing.
