Hi, Daniel
As far as I can tell from my experience, you can import midi files without any problems in Atari Cubase. It doesn't matter wether they come the PC world or from somewhere else. You should be able to play any midi file that conforms to the GM standard from Atari Cubase to an external GM module. Beware however that some of these files (especially the ones for soundblaster etc) sometimes use a sort of "extended GM". This might mean that some of the instruments are not in the right place (the guitar becomes a piano etc). You can easily remap them in Cubase, off course, but then again the results are sometimes very interesting :-)
Hope this helps
regards
MVB
Daniel Mandic wrote:
Daniel Mandic wrote:
Hi!
Can someone tell me how good does Cubase Atari, importing General MIDI
files?
On Windows, I recognized that Cubase is importing much better than any
Share- or Freeware!
It sounds more like played, other programs are sounding extremely
mechanically (probably the importing of controller data seems to be
difficult).
But as I am not really going to BUY (a must) a Cubase for the PC, this is my
last outstanding question I would appreciate to know.
Second. Could I use a GM-Device with an Atari Cubase and Play Internet MIDI
(famous POP ROCK etc..) files as I would have a Windows with a AWE
Soundcard? MT32, Sound Canvas or so??
Second, it will spare place. So I can replace the PC.
Many Thanks.
Best Regards,
Daniel Mandic
P.S.: This Windows 95B is driving me crazy. What a piece of s...!
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