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Opening Midi files
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| alexlosy |
Hi I've found that website on a previous post with loads of midi files on for pretty much every song. But once I've got the files saved, how can I open the on a program such as reason? I'm looking to do some unofficial remixes of some songs just for my self to see how well I can schieve this. Can anyone help me please I'm desperate for this piece of info!!!!!!!
Thanks :gsmile: |
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| Daniel.Neumann |
Open Reason
File >>> Import midi - find the midi on your computer and press open.
Simple as that - hope thats good enough
Daniel |
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| AuxiliaryInput |
| You could always try the import MIDI file function. ;) |
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| alexlosy |
Ah thanks guys u are stars!!!!!
So do the midi files play through any virtual instrument on the rack, or just play the exact sound that is on the midi file? |
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| Eldritch |
Midi files don't contain actual sounds.
And no, Reason won't load any devices for the midi tracks. |
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| alexlosy |
So say If I've got a midi file of marcos cosmicstrings, and I load it into reason, what do I have to do to make it play the actuall sound on the song?
If I load midi files into reason, is it just a series of key notes loaded into the note part of the sequencer on a track? |
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| farris |
| quote: | Originally posted by alexlosy
If I load midi files into reason, is it just a series of key notes loaded into the note part of the sequencer on a track? |
Yes. |
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