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I edited a Rudora music, and put into 2 mid file. After the first file was played (this is the start of the music), the 2nd music start looping.
But there's always a little break. I tried Fork Condition, Wait command, but nothing helped. I thought about playing an SE than later the BGM, but it looks too complicated for a CBS battle start.
Any ideas? :confused:
If you have a Midi Program that uses Controls and Pitches, then put those 2 Midis together and put a Control No. 111 at the point, where you want to loop the Midi (most likely the start of where Midi 2 sets in) The control has to be in Midi voice 1.
But I have a question: How long is this small break exactly? Is it just a few ms or is it something like a second or longer?
If that's the case then just look if midi 1 has a little pause at the end and delete that pause.
Well, it's around 0,5-1 second. But it's disturbing when you can hear.
There's not much Midi editor around the net, so I'm using Session. (It a really old midi editor from the age of Win95 :) )
Yet I didn't understand that, but I check it out in Session if I can use it. But I'm not sure...Zitat:
If you have a Midi Program that uses Controls and Pitches, then put those 2 Midis together and put a Control No. 111 at the point, where you want to loop the Midi (most likely the start of where Midi 2 sets in) The control has to be in Midi voice 1.
I checked, there's no pause at the endZitat:
Zitat von V-King
It might be helpful if you look for a Midi Sequencer called "Logic Fun" somewhere around the Internet.Zitat:
Zitat von Johnny(TM)
It's a free Sequencer which can handle special Controls and Pitching (and it's exactly the same as the MAGIX Music Studio but other than Music Studio it's legal freeware ;) ).
I don't know anything about the "Session" sequencer because I never heard of it so I can't really help you with this. ^^"