sonar8 5 how to export MIDI format

If you're using a non-MIDI sound, you'll end up losing your voice no matter how you export the MIDI file. There are only 128 kinds of voices in the standard GM format, but most of the timbres in the Sony and the software voices on the market today are not in the standard MIDI format, and only TTS in the Sony is the standard GM format. Therefore, when exporting MIDI files**, there will be incorrect timbre.

In addition, in Sonar, the production of ** often selects several sources, and the channel selection of the source may use the first channel of source 1 and source 2, and after exporting the MIDI format, the two channels will be mixed together and become the same channel.

There is no doubt that SONAR can export MIDI, just save it as MIDI format, but to export a common MIDI file, you need to set it up in detail in the project to ensure that the MDI format file can be correctly recognized.

Please use the save command to select MIDI as the format.

You must be using a hard sound source, right? Synthesizer or keyboard? You have to save the track timbre of these god songs on the piano.

Otherwise, the next time you open the robe again, of course the instrument will default to the piano sound!! It also has to be readjusted track by track. It's troublesome.

There is no such problem with the soft sound source, you can save it in the software, and it's OK.

Upstairs replied very well, need to load instruments, otherwise there is no sound.

Can be put, I wonder if the virtual instrument is not loaded?

Select Save As and then select MIDI format as the save type, and I also worked on it for a long time before I found out that it was that simple.

You need to set the sound card driver mode, you can set the sound card driver mode to MME driver, and restart the software.

You'll need to plug a software synthesizer into your project, then set the output of the MIDI tracks you want to export to that synthesizer, then select all the tracks, and select the Export Audio command.

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Use the mouse to pull the box to select the MIDI block you want to export, and then "Export" is ready to use.

Cakewalk TTS requires the TTS audio track to have a sound when loaded:

You need to have a soft sound source, and then go directly to "File" - Export Audio".

You can put down an audio converter on the Internet and you can convert the audio format you want in that software.

Don't know what version you're using, there are 2 workarounds.

1.I used the cakewalk sonar 8 directly with the staff view, by clicking "View" - "Staff" The English menu should be "View" - "Staff".

2.First export the single-track MIDI file, and then import it into the stave production software, directly generated, I use the more professional software finale 2009 (there is ** on the eMule, there is a Chinese patch on the Internet).

PS: Personally, I prefer the second method because of the direct staves.

It's very simple in the first menu bar, the "Open" option opens directly, so that your MIDI is imported, and then select MIDI to open the staff.

Hehe!! Can you tell me, how do you get off the cakewalk?

xiexieni very much