Originally Posted By: Mac
Hi David,

When a MIDI file is loaded into BB, the whole file is on the Melody Track.

To change patches, we must use the "Sequemcer" or "SEQ" command to open the window that allows us to choose another patch or even mute certain channels if desired.

That is now located under the "Tools" toolbar in BB2014, which is accessed by clicking on the little down arrow there.

Other than that, it works exactly the same as in previous versions.

If the MIDI file is not a Type 1 MIDI file, all instruments will appear on one slot in the SEQ window. That would mean you have a Type 0 MIDI file, These can be opened first in RealBand and the Channels Extracted as Tracks, then resaved as a Type 0 MIDI file that can be imported into BB with separate channel/track control available.


--Mac


Mac, I believe you have a typo here. You should resave the MIDI file as a type 1 not as a type 0.

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