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fantom pissen me off

fantom pissen me off

21 Jan 2004, 17:14
why dosnt the data show up on the sequencer screen, when it actually has been recorded?

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Re: fantom pissen me off

21 Jan 2004, 17:15
Your question is a bit vague. What do you mean by data "showing up"?

Re: fantom pissen me off

21 Jan 2004, 18:33
Please describe your steps that you follow to record your stuff.

When you have note data recorded, you will see a bright brick, and dark brick if there's controller data.

Re: fantom pissen me off

22 Jan 2004, 16:39
well im using realtime recording and im putting in my eight measure melody..it sounds fine,like all the notes are there(all eight measures,but there is only six blocks.
?

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John 3:16...you know whats up

Re: fantom pissen me off

22 Jan 2004, 16:44
Does it play back properly? If notes are sustaining over a bar, there won't be new data in the block.

Re: fantom pissen me off

22 Jan 2004, 19:24
Yes, if you press a chord at measure one and hold it for 20 measures, you will only have 1 brick and 19 dots.

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Re: fantom pissen me off

23 Jan 2004, 22:01
oh...thats cool.....thanks guys,appreciate it...u happen to no why this is?

whaddup
John 3:16...you know whats up

Re: fantom pissen me off

23 Jan 2004, 22:19
Probably because there is no actual "midi" data for those measures where you were just holding the chord thru. All of the data resides in the measure that you started the chord in.

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Re: fantom pissen me off

24 Jan 2004, 05:48
Which brings me to the following question. There must be a note released signal when the key is released. This is not shown in the edit screen. So I presume that the FS calculates where to generate a note off midi message based on the duration of the note and the note on time shown in the edit screen. Is this correct, or does it generate an internal midi event table based on all the sequencer data that has a note off midid message at the appropriate place (time) in the sequence?

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Re: fantom pissen me off

24 Jan 2004, 06:38
I guess it could be another one of the reasons why an .svq file isnt compatible with .mid files. As well as storing all the performance set up, perhaps as you say it just stores note on events and duration (which is what is shows in the micro edit) and then generates the note off event on the fly. This would save a little bit of memory and number of events used.
Loz

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