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Re: [xl7] MIDI Type 0

2004-04-28 by Aaron Eppolito

If you're trying to play the XL-7 from Cubase, you'll need to turn
rechannelize off.

If you're trying to import MIDI files from Cubase into the XL-7, either
type 0 or type 1 should work fine.

For type 0, the tracks will be forced to their respective channels
(i.e. track 1 to channel 1, etc.)

For type 1, each track will retain whatever data is on it (i.e. if you
have channel 2 data on track 7, track7 will be forced to channel 2. 
likewise, if there's more than one channel's data on a track, it will
be forced to Multi A).

-Aaron

--- Paul McCarthy <dj_alcapaul@...> wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm having some difficulties using the XL-7 w/computer-based 
> sequencers. I have the same problem on my MC-505, but I have 
> successfully accomplished this with my CS6X synth.
> 
> I am trying to run Cubase SX with 16 midi channels running the XL-7. 
> The problem is that all the data goes to one midi channel regardless 
> of which midi channel it is assigned to. It seems like it is using 
> midi type 1 which routes all midi data to 1 channel. So how would I 
> get it into type 0? I have tried to change the midi settings within 
> the XL-7, but nothing seems to be working the way it is suppose to.
> 
> 
> Any suggestions?
>  
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