Am working with midi Akkord Guitar All Chords.

I have eliminated the 1 & 2 measure midi notes.
I check the Piano roll notta visible.
I have eliminated ALL midi CC's for 1 & 2.
Ghost music still playing.

Also thought create the wav with 1 & 2 intact.
Then Load into another RB track Cut 1 & 2 that worked, but
timing lost its way.

Open for suggestions, its a very possible nice sound.

Thank you in advance.

Frank
For some reason I have the hardest time deciphering your question sometimes. May just be me ..
OK, I know what Accord Guitar is, a Kontact instrument, but what is All Chords?

How? Eliminate is not an option in RB .. what method did you use to 'eliminate' them?
These two I followed, I think.
I'm lost again.

Frank,

You have a pm.

If using Edit-Cut, check the box for 'Glose Gap' .. this cuts the measures themselves and not just the data in the measures.. the default is to cut the data and Keep Gap' (thus keep the measures).

When working this way it is important to make sure you have full measures selected .. otherwise timing issues occur right away.

rharv,

NI options for Akkord Guitar has three selections.
All chords is/was one selection.

Within RB is the Notation select. I simply went there,
highlighted the first two measures of notes and deleted them.

I then rendered the midi to a wav file to create the UserTracks.
I have done this function hundreds of times and it worked great.

When playing back the wav file the first two delected measure content
still played music.

To create a UserTracks the first two measure must be blank.
Using the above measure deletes for 1 & 2 the physical notes
in the notation screen deleted the notes.

Next I had idea to simply load the rendered Wav file and cut the
measure 1 & 2 music content keeping the gap open.
The cut worked, but the entire wave content was offset and sounded wrong.
(this could have been my cut wav not being accurate.)

More to follow below.

Thanks.

rharv,


The UserTracks needs the 2 measure gap for proper operation.

As mentioned above the timing was probably off a bit.

Thanks.

Jim,

You've got PM.

Thanks.

When you loaded the rendered wav file, was the Tempo setting exactly as it was for the original SEQ file?
That would be the first thing I suspected; the Wav file probably loaded at default 120 Tempo and the Seq file was different.