New: MIDI export
June 29, 2023 · 10 comments
You can now get a MIDI file for any slice you’ve created. Look for the new “Export MIDI” option when editing a slice:
This is the third export format we support, after MusicXML and GPX. Having a MIDI file can be handy for importing raw note data into digital instruments, DAWs and other music software.
Keep in mind that MusicXML is higher-fidelity than MIDI — it includes more information about music — so we’d recommend using our MusicXML export if possible. But it’s good to have MIDI as an option now!
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Thanks and keep up the good work
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Artist: -This is my repertoire. That guy can't play with us. I don't have any score, just these bulk of audio rehearsals and/or this demo. We have a gig tomorrow.
Musician: -No scores? 25 songs? Tomorrow? I don't have time to create a slice for everything and begin to transcribe them. I'll end up having to use some AI service like chordify to analyze the harmony and export a midi file, then drop it on Guitarpro to put the names manually over each one of the chords bc MIDI file doesn't keep it but wait....there´s a tempo change and/or a time signature changes!!! AI didn't recognize it!! AAAGGGH!!! HELP!!!! "
You get the idea, right?
is there a way to export the tempo track created by the syncpoints?
I would love this, too. Maybe the process / feature would look like: 1. Soundslice develops the ability to convert syncpoints into tempo data that can be included in MusicXML and midi exports. 2. A checkbox in the export dialogues that gives us the option to include syncpoints as tempo data? Or they could just be included by default and savvy users could use another tool to remove the tempo data, but the checkbox seems more elegant?
Since this export functionality already exists for logged-in owners of a given slice, exposing this export functionality (via a slice settings toggle) to view-only guests should be (relatively) trivial, but much appreciated. ;-)
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