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In how far do the descriptions "not match"? |
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things like you play a snare drum and get a laser sound. stuff like that. happens on some but not all. |
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Before converting a module to MIDI it's "required" made some adaptations. I suggest first convert to IT with instruments, and then in instruments MIDI settings asign their correspondant MIDI settings. It's a little bit annoying but it's better if you make a song from a clean document instead of asigning to a unadapted module MIDI instruments. In the attached file there some files "explained". |
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Nice! Jojo knows what's wrong with that... |
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Removed the attachment as it's not relevant. The MIDI drum key mapping is simply incorrect, that's what is the problem here. |
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Can you please enumerate the drum kit sounds that don't match? From my own findings, it just seems to be the first seven sounds. Can you confirm that? As far as I know, the notes below B-2 are not entirely standardized, so it's possible that they are not the same in all sound fonts. |
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ahh. I did not know this. in that case for the most part you can chuck this bug then. I suppose nothing is standardized for notes above a certain point too? I was using ms gs wavetable synth. you are basically right. example: 0 d#2
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Yes, in fact if I recall correctly, it's even the last 6 notes which are not standardized. Wikipedia seems to agree: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_MIDI#Percussion - Unfortunately, neither Wikipedia nor OpenMPT's note names seem to be correct for the sounds found in GM.DLS, though. It might be doable to extract sample names from the DLS bank, but I don't know to which extent this is possible. |
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Seems like there are no drum key names in DLS files, just for MIDI programs - sorry, this cannot be fixed. |
- Anonymous
