Adjustment in midi recording

[Apollo292]

Hi all,
I know that volume and voices can be changed in a MIDI recording can the bass part be adjusted as the recording has too much bass.
regards
Daryl

[Fred Smith]

Anything can be adjusted in midi. It's only a matter of how much work you're willing to go to.

I use Mixmaster, but there are other programs available.

Cheers,
Fred

[overover]

Hi all,
I know that volume and voices can be changed in a MIDI recording can the bass part be adjusted as the recording has too much bass.
regards
Daryl

Hi Daryl,

There are many ways to edit MIDI files, e.g. with computer programs such as MixMaster, which Fred already mentioned, or with DAWs / Sequencer programs such as Cubase, Cakewalk, etc. But small changes such as setting Part (Channel) Volumes, exchanging Voices, or changing Effect settings can of course also be made directly on the keyboard.

To subsequently change the volume of the Pass part (channel) of a MIDI file on the Tyros5, proceed as follows:

- Load the MIDI file as usual.

- Press the Mixing Console button (multiple times if necessary) until the SONG page is displayed.

- If necessary, press the A button several times to call up the desired display page (1 - 8 or 9 - 16) where the channel you want to change the settings for is located. If you recorded a Style as a MIDI file, the Bass is usually on channel 11.

- Adjust the Bass volume for the relevant channel as desired.

Resave the MIDI file as follows:
- Open the Song Creator (CREATOR button > Song Creator > Channel tab > 5 Setup).

- On the SETUP page, make sure that the top seven check boxes are ticked (Voice - Tempo) and the bottom five check boxes are NOT ticked (Keyboard Voice - VH/Mic).

- Press the SONG STOP button to make sure the song position is at the beginning (!)

- Press EXECUTE (D button) (!)

- Press SAVE (I button) to save the changed MIDI file. Use a new/changed file name if you do not want to overwrite the original file.

- Complete!  :-)


Hope this helps!

Best regards,
Chris

[Apollo292]

Hi Chris.
Thank you for taking the time to fully explain how to carry out this adjustment.
I thought the whole recording would have to be done again with the bass altered.
Much appreciated.
Best regards
Daryl.

[overover]

Hi Chris.
Thank you for taking the time to fully explain how to carry out this adjustment.
I thought the whole recording would have to be done again with the bass altered.
Much appreciated.
Best regards
Daryl.

You're welcome, Daryl! Thanks for your kind feedback.


Best regards,
Chris

[Apollo292]

Hi Chris.
Just tried out your instructions,and it worked seamlessly.
Thanks once again for taking the time to explain.
best wishes
Daryl

[overover]

Hi Chris.
Just tried out your instructions,and it worked seamlessly.
Thanks once again for taking the time to explain.
best wishes
Daryl

Hi Daryl,

I am very pleased that my instructions helped you. 


Best regards,
Chris