Greetings Robert and group, I have a utility that I wrote that will shift notes of any selected range by any amount desired. Will do controllers too. The program will also kill (or when I write that routine) or set it to whatever you want or the first one in the file. Unfortunately, the utility requires a particular setup to run (perl runtime environment) so it is not trivial to share with others. The plus it that it will do batches of files while you do other things. I just processed 2468 files and it took 38 minutes. If anyone wants to have a bunch of files converted in this or just about any other way that can be programmed, I am still having fun doing this sort of programming (it is pretty new to me) and am willing to give almost anything a try until it proves to be too much work. Tuesday, October 14, 2003, 2:12:19 PM, you wrote: RW> I happen to use Cakewalk Pro Audio 9, but other sequencer/editors should RW> be capable of this operation.\ufffd Yes, you will first need to settle on a RW> single tempo and keep it fixed throughout the piece.\ufffd In Cakewalk, to RW> slide a track, you simply select the track, cut it, and paste it a RW> half-second later. RW> You may have to do a little figuring to know where to paste the track RW> for a half-second delay.\ufffd Say the song is 4/4 time at 80 quarter notes RW> per minute. That's 1-1/3 beats per sec. To slide 1/2 second, you'll need RW> to delay the track by 2/3 of a beat.\ufffd Say you have the resolution set RW> for 96 ticks per beat, you will offset by 64 ticks. RW> There is no free lunch, is there? It might be easier, afterall, to find RW> a way to reconfigure your MIDI setup to feed the other devices from the RW> DKV's MIDI out port. RW> sjhart110110 wrote: >> How do you slide tracks by .5 second?\ufffd Doesn't this depend on tempo, >> etc.? >> >> --- In disklavier@yahoogroups.com, Robert Welcyng <rwelcyng@a...> >> wrote: >> >>>There are other options.\ufffd In your sequencing file, you can slide >> >> all >> >>>tracks but the DKV's by a half-second. >>> >>>Danny wrote: >>> >>>>>sjhart110110 wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>>>>I am driving my DC3A as well as other midi devices from SONAR >>>>>>(Cakewalk).\ufffd I understand that there is a 500ms delay (which >>>>> >>>>can be >>>> >>>> >>>>>>turned on/off).\ufffd However, turning it off seems to make the >>>>>>Disklavier miss notes, etc.\ufffd What is the best way to sync my >>>>>>Disklavier with other midi devices?\ufffd I can move the >>>>> >>>>notes/events of >>>> >>>> >>>>>>other midi devices, but this doesn't always seem to work, >>>>> >>>>especially >>>> >>>> >>>>>>with tempo changes.\ufffd Help!\ufffd SJ >>>>> >>>>From: "Robert Welcyng" <rwelcyng@a...> >>>> >>>>>Your Advanced Operation Manual has the answer in the section >>>> >>>>"Using the >>>> >>>> >>>>>Disklavier Piano in a MIDI Setup".\ufffd Basically, feed the DKV >>>> >>>>with >>>> >>>> >>>>>sequencing computer.\ufffd Feed the "other MIDI devices" from the >>>> >>>>DKV's MIDI >>>> >>>> >>>>>OUT port. >>>> >>>> >>>>Hi, >>>> >>>>Of course this doesn't help us others who have *multi-port MIDI >>>>interfaces to contend with... >>>> >>>>(*MIDI interfaces with more than one MIDI port to which we have >>>>several other MIDI items connected to) >>>> >>>> >>>>Danny >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>To Post a message to the group, send it to:\ufffd\ufffd disklavier@Y... >>>> >>>>To Post a private message to Todd Muncy, the group's founder and >>> >> moderator, send it to: >> >>>>disklavier-owner@Y... >>>> >>>>To reach our group's web site go to: >>>>http://Yahoogroups.com/group/disklavier >>>> >>>>Todd's family web site was completely updated 01/15/03.\ufffd It >>> >> contains some fun disklavier content and links to midi sites among >> many other things, The url is: >> >>>>http://MuncyFamily.com >>>> >>>>THINKING OF LEAVING THE GROUP? >>>>If you are thinking of unsubcribing because you are getting too >>> >> much mail, go the the web site and change your email delivery option >> instead.\ufffd That will fix the problem, while maintaining your access >> to the group.\ufffd If you insist on leaving us completely send a blank >> email to: >> >>>>disklavier-unsubscribe@y... >>>> >>>>Know someone who wants to join?\ufffd Have them send a blank email to: >>>>disklavier-subscribe@e... or give them this link: >>>>http://Yahoogroups.com/group/disklavier/join >>>> >>>> >>>>Your use of Yahoo! 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