With MIDI, you have to realize that volume is affected by both the volume setting of the output, as well as MIDI note velocity. While velocity is not volume per se, it is perceived as such (hitting a note harder on a piano results in a louder note). Most of the MIDI styles generally have the velocity set at 90. If you look at your other MIDI files, I suspect you'll find the note velocity set higher than that, which I suspect accounts for the disparity.

While you can easily adjust note velocity (one way is to use the BIAB MIDI normalize feature), you have to be careful, because it also affects other ways a note responds depending on the synth you use to play that channel/track.


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