Hello. I've been struggling with trying to maintain the piano fills that I get in the 1st chorus throughout the rest of the song. They always drop out after the 1st chorus. The style of the song is set to: ACBALLAD Acoustic -unplugged. Thanks.
Hello. I've been struggling with trying to maintain the piano fills that I get in the 1st chorus throughout the rest of the song. They always drop out after the 1st chorus. The style of the song is set to: ACBALLAD Acoustic -unplugged. Thanks.
Firstly, welcome to the forums.
The style you mentioned doesn't seem to have a Piano instrument associated with it. It is an All MIDI Style.
Did you add / change any instruments?
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This will seem very strange, but the piano fills (actually midi guitar fills changed by VST to piano) are not completely dropping out, but only 99.98% dropping out. What I am getting is an isolated note here or there from the piano. I am totally mystified. Perhaps that clue might help somebody figure this out.
This will seem very strange, but the piano fills (actually midi guitar fills changed by VST to piano) are not completely dropping out, but only 99.98% dropping out. What I am getting is an isolated note here or there from the piano. I am totally mystified. Perhaps that clue might help somebody figure this out.
In the piano roll view check for velocities. If the piano is using velocity for volume that could be the cause, I.e. very low velocities.
If that isn't the case using the MIDI editor check for volume changes. That would be CCs 2, 7, or 11.
What piano VST are you using? Some electric pianos do have have all 88 keys so if the note is off the EP range then you will hear nothing. If you are using a GM piano then forget about this.
Note that you said fills. Normally fills do not play all of the time. Is that the problem?
Let us know what you find out.
PS - An after thought, make sure that all of the fill notes are on the same channel and that there are no program changes in said track. Again using a MIDI editor look for PG. That is the name of program change.
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Thanks MarioD for your suggestions. This Memorial Day morning and afternoon, admittedly out of frustration, I decided to re-create the song from scratch, figuring something must have gotten corrupted. It took a little time, and as usual many presses of the "play" button to get an acceptable performance, but happily I have my play along track, and a realization that I need to be more fluent in the "ALT" scales. Sometimes thinking of an ALT scale as the 7#11 a tri-tone away helps. Thank you also Audio Track for your help. My apologies to both of you for your time, only to then see me wiggle my way out of the problem. M. Max
I decided to re-create the song from scratch, figuring something must have gotten corrupted. It took a little time...
FWIW, I create most of my songs first in a notation tool (MuseScore), export to XML and import to BIAB. That way if/when things go awry in BIAB, I just start again from the XML.
For me I work that way because I want the notation anyway, so the XML->BIAB step is just what I do.
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