Hello everyone,
I have imported a midi file and I have a lot of double note heads.Does anyone have a quick solution to deleting them rather than going through and individually erasing the ones I don't want.
Cheers
Justin
Finale 2014
Windows 7
Double note heads
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bluearrows
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The cause may be that the midi file used 2 midi channels (or the keyboard used for input) for every note, duplicating everything. Or 2 tracks with the same data and the sale midi channel, or a midi keyboard that originally sent its data on 2 midi channels.
If you have access to the sequencer, use a single midi channel and export again.
If not, a solution would be to use the plug-in JW Staff Polyphony (to be installed).
You can delete all unisons in a selected region in one go, leaving you with single notes.
If you have access to the sequencer, use a single midi channel and export again.
If not, a solution would be to use the plug-in JW Staff Polyphony (to be installed).
You can delete all unisons in a selected region in one go, leaving you with single notes.
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Michel
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Cheers,
Thankyou
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