Open that and it will ask you for the first destination track and the MIDI file should be distributed to the various tracks, starting at your destination track. Hopefully the file 'split Channel to Tracks.CAL' is listed there. Load your midi file (or import it) and select just that track. Start converting MIDI to SMF Selected format: SMF 3. It’s simple and easy to convert MIDI to SMF or any other supported file. With your particular file, I think 'split Channel to Tracks.CAL' is going to be the way to do it. If you want to convert MIDI to SMF audio file you are on right place. Thanks.Īs a test, I imported a confirmed type 0 MIDI file into Sonar Platinum and Sonar automatically distributed the different channels onto their respective tracks. Could this file be protected in some way to prevent one from converting it to MIDI 1? If so, maybe I could delete certain lines in Event List that may be preventing the conversion - just a wild guess. SMF 1.0 had 7 different categories sorting the settings for Edit Features and Options. If someone can provide specific instructions I can try that. Just split channels into multi tracks and recalculate the time if type 0 to type 1.

I don't now how to 'Split Channel to Tracks' CAL script on the track. The midi file in type 0 has one track only. I tried the second method (Save As a MIDI 1 format, then importing it back in) but still got all data on one track (actually two tracks - one track has 9 channels of data and smaller track with 2 channels of data - very strange).

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