Yes! Just remove the track on top olf the list because that is still your original format 0 track that you don't want any more. Good luck Bert van den Brink Pianist, Organist, Accordionist, Teacher, Composer, Arranger, Producer. Address: Akkersestraat 6A 4061 BH Ophemert the Netherlands E: [email protected] I: www.bertvandenbrink.com Bert's Bytes: http://www.bertvandenbrink.com/bertsbytes/concert.mp3 Skype: bertsbytes
On Aug 14, 2014, at 8:12 AM, "Paul Nimmo" <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi all, ok, I have an interesting one, well, perhaps sticky might be a better > way to put it? > Apologies in advance for the length of the below post. > > I’m either having a dumb day, highly possible or I’m missing something really > simple here. > I have a format 0 midi which my wife purchased as a backing for vocals but it > has a flute melody line. > When I first loaded I thought itt’d be easy to kill the melody, justt find > the track, often track 4, and delete it, <smile>. > first problem, the file is type 0. > So I used a channel split and guess what, there’s the melody right where I > expected it to be, on channel 4. > So ok, I thought, this will be easy, just select channel 4 go to the > beginning of the melody, and use init properties, set the volume to 0 and bye > bye melody. > That worked but now I havve a problem. > When I split the channel, for some reason the playback now sounds phased as > if I’m playing the midi twice simultaneously somehow. > Can anybody explain why this is happening and if I can fix it? > Or, am i going about the above entirely incorrectly. > Note: using qws with a yamaha dgx-650. > Would really love to be able to use this backing for this contest next week > so haven’t left myself much time i’m sorry. > Thanks in advance for any assistance. > Cheers! To unsubscribe or change list options, see http://lists.andrelouis.com for archived list posts, see http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]
