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Song Blocks gets merged with next one when MIDI note is copied

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Posted January 8, 2022 at 08:44 #2864576
Josh_guitarreiru
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Hi,

I’ve been experiencing an issue in which when I copy a midi note towards the end of a song block it gets merged with the next one (see my giff below). I figured it out why this happens. This is because I imported the MIDI file from Guitar Pro and the MIDI note I’m copying its too long to fit within the current song block. Maybe a solution for this would be to make sure MIDI note length of imported midi files get shortened to 1/32? I don’t see any potential problem in doing that.

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- This topic was modified 2 years, 10 months ago by Josh_guitarreiru. Reason: Duplicated Giff
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Replied August 22, 2023 at 09:24 #3127018

Josh_guitarreiru
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Hi, I’ve been dealing with that issue for a while. Any plans to fix it in a new update?

On the meantime I have more insights on the issue. It also occurs when apliying randomize to the grid position of the notes when:

– The note was at the begining of the song block and is moved backwards to the previous block, then the current song block will be merged with the previous one.

– The note is towards the end of the current song block being edited and the tail of the sound (eg a ringing Ride hit) would still be heard in the next song block, then the current song block would be merged with the next one.

Hope that helps!

Cheers

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Replied August 22, 2023 at 09:28 #3127022

Josh_guitarreiru
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Also, I think it also occurs with MIDI originally programed in SD3, but I’m not 100% sure

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