MIDI file changes after export

[Reid]

To not waste system resources, I worked on a piano part in its own project. Once I was done, I exported a MIDI file and imported the file into my main project.

The MIDI file begins playing perfectly, but after a few bars a set of notes came too early and were played too quickly. I couldn't fix it just by splitting the MIDI file and moving some notes over.

I tested this by pasting the exported MIDI file back into the Piano Project.

Any suggestions for me? I did make an audio file, but I like to work in MIDI for my mix.

Aside from this I do love the improved MIDI functionality in the latest version of Auria.

[Rim]

There's no need to split - if you see some notes that are too early, you just need to go into the piano roll and move them to where you want them. It's that easy.

Rim

[Reid]

I'm going to solve this by moving some notes and re-recording some others.

Still, if a MIDI file changes into something else upon export then there is an issue of some kind. Either I am doing something dumb (very possible) or there is a bug in Auria or some Auria/iOS 9.1 nonsense.

[Rim]

Most definitely, if you find a way to reproduce a bug, please send me a detailed step by step list (starting from a new project). This will really help me fix it, if it's indeed a bug.

Thanks,
Rim

[Reid]

Rim,

I tried a test with a new project and the MIDI export worked flawlessly. So it had to do with my MIDI file and not Auria.

The only thing I did that was out of the ordinary is that I recorded it in pieces and joined the file.

Thanks,

Reid

[Rim]

That would explain it - there's currently an outstanding bug having to do with join. It should get fixed in 2.04.

Rim