[RWP] OT: Midi programming

[Jackie McBride]

Alexander, Midi is Midi is Midi, or at least that's the purpose of the
midi design specification, i.e., to promote interchange from 1 program
to another. The problem arises when you're using an instrument that
goes "beyond" midi, i.e., in which more instruments are provided, etc.
But if u stick to the general midi spec, there should be no
difficulty.

I'm not certain that answers your question, but, if not, try
rephrasing it (I'm not altogether sure what you're asking, actually),
& I'll try to clarify my response.

Have a blessed day.

On 7/10/13, Alexander Westphal <ich at alexwestphal.de> wrote:
> Hello Guys!
>
> Sorry, I am not sure, if I chose the right subject for this, but I have
> something that confuses me a bit.
>
> Let's say I want to create a midi file, that I want to add as an item in
> Reaper on a track, that has its midi channel and other settings, like
> instrument. Now I want to create a midi with QWS to import it in Reaper.
> There is some cool possibility I found searching the forums. If you let
> Reaper create .mid files instead of internal items, you are able to open
> QWS as default editor by pressing CTRL+Alt+E. So now I have the perfect
> solution for adding midi in reaper and have a comfortable step recorder
> in QWS. Okay, so now my question is, how do I create a midi file, that
> is not bound to a channel and setting, like instrument, so that I can
> easily import it to reaper? Or does it have no meaning, what settings
> are saved in the midi, when I import it? Actually my opinion was, that
> all data in a midi will be set up as well.
> --
> Best regards
>
> Alexander Westphal
>
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