Save MIDI Clip?

[TrevsAudio]

Hey guys

Can't find anything in the manual - Is there any way to save a MIDI clip as a MIDI file to a folder?

Mixing to stems only allows it to be saved as an audio file.

Thanks!

[gaffster]

It is a tad cumbersome, but I believe I did that once by deleting everything else and then did a project export to midi and then just quit the app without saving.

[TrevsAudio]

OK that will work - thanks gaffster!

Mixcraft, we need this option please. Maybe right click the clip and 'save as' midi file.

With the release of EZDrummer 3 yesterday, there's a new feature where you can import any midi file and it will match a beat to it.

[GovernmentMule]

If you have a track with multiple "midi clips" but only want to turn one of the clips into a midi file just add another instrument track and copy the clip to the new track. Select and solo the track ( i usually also mute all other tracks ) and then from the File menu save as Midi File. Then afterwards you can delete the new track.

[TrevsAudio]

Just found another solution

Mute everything else and then File>Save As MIDI File.

[Acoustica Greg]

The easiest thing would be to solo the track and save as MIDI.

GovernmentMule was assuming you wanted to do just one clip (as opposed to everything on the track).

[TrevsAudio]

Aha! Brain fog
Solo - the opposite of mute

[Lahawk]

If you have a track with multiple "midi clips" but only want to turn one of the clips into a midi file just add another instrument track and copy the clip to the new track. Select and solo the track ( i usually also mute all other tracks ) and then from the File menu save as Midi File. Then afterwards you can delete the new track.

I can't figure out how to add or copy an instrument track. When I click on "add a track", Acoustica adds a virtual instrument track.
Example, I start out with 8 midi file tracks. I want to move or copy say, track 2 to a new track, say track 9, I don't get an exact copy on track 9, I get a virtual track, and not the original instrument track.

If I preload Acoustica to start up with 16 Instrument tracks, and load a midi file that contains only 8 tracks, 8 tracks will be instrument and 8 tracks will be virtual instrument.

So I guess the question is, "How do I add an instrument track, without the default virtual instrument track "

[Acoustica Greg]

Hi,

An instrument track and a virtual instrument track would be the same thing? Unless you mean an audio track instead of an instrument track?

You can duplicate a track exactly by right-clicking to the left of the track and selecting Duplicate.

Greg

Right-click to duplicate a track.

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