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It took me five minutes to step edit and create my own BIAB midi file for all of Rhythm Lab 1. Don’t bother to spend any more time on this, creating my own files will give me additional insight into the rhythms. Thanks, Kelly
Thanks for your quick response. For what it’s worth, I use a MAC. I checked the channels, patches and styles, that’s not the problem. I believe the problem is the midi track. I attempted unsuccessfully to edit the midi file, there are a bunch on events preceding the notes and one event that’s before the start of the track. I tried to delete those events and it didn’t help, I can’t delete the event that precedes the file. Somewhere I think there is a midi event that is causing a problem and I can’t find it. I was able to get the midi notes within the editor to sound in edit mode for what that’s worth. I can get by with the mp3 files and if I need to I can create my own midi files. Thanks for your effort, Kelly
The BIAB files for the Rhythm Lab are MGX files, I can get them to load on BIAB, but the Guitar track which has the rhythm notes does not appear to be receiving midi events. I can see the notes in the notation window, but the midi event meter does not reflect any events when I play the file. The rest of the tracks run appropriately. I made sure that the Guitar track is not muted nor set at 0 volume. I downloaded one of the OPUS files, which are MGU files and they work fine. I did some research on MGX files, which I have never run into before, but wasn’t able to figure how to get the melody track to work. I could use some guidance on the MGX files, or convert them to MGU files? Thanks for your help, Kelly
