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Voltago
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 Posted: Tue Jul 25, 2006 1:47 am Post subject: Importing MIDI to JS |
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Hi all,
I recently bought Groove Monkee's Metal grooves and fills for BFD and was working with the groove feature in BFD. Being a fan of Jamstix I now wanted to import the MIDI tracks to JS to use them as part of the rhythmn library. The way I do is time consuming, by adding one track at a time and renaming them one by one. Is there another more efficient way? |
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Ralph [RZ]
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The only import feature right now is the 'Import' button in the rhythm tab, which can take multi-bar patterns that are then split across the 16 slots.
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koolkeys
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Are there any plans on further import features? I have a ton of MIDI's that I wouldn't mind importing. I don't know how it would work, since Jamstix is far more complex then MIDI files. But will there be a way to import a pattern and have it turn it into an internal pattern?
If not, then this is my feature request for version 2. Thanks!
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Ralph [RZ]
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Things will be further improved in Jamstix 2. It will break the 16 pattern limit and also allow bulk importing.
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