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Subject:midi render to new track Posted by: TonyK Date:8/3/2001 5:55:13 PM I am currently running a PC PII 330Mhz with windows 98. I have a sb live! and 128 megs of memory. When I try to render a midi track in acid pro 3 (either with or without other wav/midi files), nothing happens. The program shows the file being redorded, and I can even hear the midid file play as it is rendered, but when I play the new track, I hear only the wav files and not the midi. I am using Seersystems Reality as a soft synth, but the soft synth doesn't seem to be the rpoblem. It happens also with the sb softsynth. I've gone throug the help file, turning on the individual tracks, choosing Master as recording source etc., but nothing seems to work Any ideas? TK
Subject:RE: midi render to new track Reply by: Rockitglider Date:8/3/2001 10:54:55 PM Hello, On the Midi track set the output to master. And after you record and are ready to playback you still need to associate the DLS file with the Midi track. It doesn't keep the sound in the render. See ya BTW: Page 158 in the manual is where I got this info.

Subject:midi render to new track

Posted by: TonyK

Date:8/3/2001 5:55:13 PM

I am currently running a PC PII 330Mhz with windows 98. I have a sb live! and 128 megs of memory. When I try to render a midi track in acid pro 3 (either with or without other wav/midi files), nothing happens. The program shows the file being redorded, and I can even hear the midid file play as it is rendered, but when I play the new track, I hear only the wav files and not the midi. I am using Seersystems Reality as a soft synth, but the soft synth doesn't seem to be the rpoblem. It happens also with the sb softsynth. I've gone throug the help file, turning on the individual tracks, choosing Master as recording source etc., but nothing seems to work Any ideas?

TK

Subject:RE: midi render to new track

Reply by: Rockitglider

Date:8/3/2001 10:54:55 PM

Hello,

On the Midi track set the output to master. And after you record and are ready to playback you still need to associate the DLS file with the Midi track. It doesn't keep the sound in the render.

See ya

BTW: Page 158 in the manual is where I got this info.