A little problem, any ideas?

• Apr 24, 2018 - 03:29

Hello

I have an Allan electronic organ with a sequencer. My midi files sound fine on my computer, but for some reason when i play it on the organ consecutive notes get combined into one continuous note. A prime example is the trumpet fanfare in God of our Fathers. Instead of triplets and four quarter notes it plays as 8 solid beats. Adding in rests makes the notes too short. Any ideas of what i need to do? Its in midi format 0 if that matters.

Thanks

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GooF.mid 4.28 KB

Comments

Is this a MIDI file created by MuseScore? If so, could you attach the original score? If not, it seems this is more a question for the forum of the software that created the MIDI file, or the organ mmannufacturer?

FWIW, my guess is the note off event for one note is slightly overlapping the note on event for the next. and your organ isn't handling that well.

In reply to by donald12999

Save as .mscx
open with any text editor (e.g.: notepad++)
Find

<Articulation>
          <velocity>100</velocity>
          <gateTime>100</gateTime>
          </Articulation>

Change to (Of course you can also test using different values.)

<Articulation>
          <velocity>100</velocity>
          <gateTime>90</gateTime>
          </Articulation>

Save
and open with musescore.

PS: You need to do this operation again, when you change the instrument from => Right Click->Staff properties. If you do the Instrument change from Mixer, you don't have to repeat this process.

Pls. See attachment.

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GooF2.mscx 59.22 KB

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