A lot of MIDI files do that, they switch the synth you're using to a different patch, or make it really quiet, or change other settings around.

I usually just create a new blank MIDI clip and copy the notes into it. That gets rid of all the other parameter change information.

But in terms of dumping all the parameters of the current NL3 patch to the current MIDI clip - I'm not sure that's possible. It'd be handy, but potentially you'd have to do that the long way - setting all the CC automation in the MIDI clip to where the current patch is, parameter by parameter.

Write the patch location on the name of the midi channel (NL 3 a123) is an easy way to recall patches.

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Or you can use the channel's notepad to write down all the information, if you want to give your tracks more meaningful names.

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Originally posted by Subtle Write the patch location on the name of the midi channel (NL 3 a123) is an easy way to recall patches.

I was doing that at one stage but i tend to modify the patches quite a bit so what i ended up doing was recording MIDI files with set perameters such as short decay, use it in my sequencer then on another midi file with a longer decay for a part a little bit later in the song. Only problem is i dont know how to set the MIDI file to keep recalling that same patch.

Oh and any info on the volume question. That's my main one, its driving me insane.

Not trying to be rude but do any of you guys that have replied have any experience with hardware synths???