MIDI Import Changed the Time Signature 2004-04-28 01:42 pm I recently found it necessary to import a MIDI file from the internet into NWC. The original piece is in 6:8 time, but when NWC imported the downloaded file it was changed to 4:4. The resulting note values and rhythmic notations were so skewed it took much longer to clean up than it should have. Is there a way to tell NWC to import in 6:8, or whtever the original time signature is? I examined the MIDI import Wizard pretty thoroughly and couldn't find a way. Perhaps I'm just blind.Thanks in advance for any suggestions.Pete P. Quote Selected
Re: MIDI Import Changed the Time Signature Reply #1 – 2004-04-28 01:57 pm If the import results in a time signature of 4/4, then the MIDI file either specifies a time signature of 4/4 within it, or it does not contain any time signature at all. When no time signature is present in the MIDI file, NWC assumes the file to be in 4/4 time. Quote Selected
Re: MIDI Import Changed the Time Signature Reply #2 – 2004-04-28 08:09 pm This is what I did:I started Noteworthy; new file; insert 6/8, entered 6 (eighth) notes and a tab, and then a few more bars. Then, I saved this as a Type 1 Midi-file, and closed the 'song'. Next, I opened the Midi-file. In the Wizard, I simply typed <enter> for every question. The result is, as expected, 6/8. See for yourself!I suggest that you do this, if you can: edit the Midi-file, if you can, copy/paste the 6/8 time signature for the file described above, and save. Now try the import again. Should work! Quote Selected
Re: MIDI Import Changed the Time Signature Reply #3 – 2004-04-30 12:27 pm Thanks for the Help. Now I know what to look for.Pete P. Quote Selected