maybe,the file is in the wrong SMF format (there is format 1 and 0).
marc
Given that it loads as one track on my DAW, I don't think that's the case. I will try a re-export though.
I also noticed that the length of the midi file is much longer than in the TI plug-in format. The patches/sysex is much more spread out on the track. Could this possibly cause problems in recognition?
You need to convert sysex with SyxLoader to a mid file.
The format is .mid already. It just isn't recognized by the plug-in. I don't know what the message I quoted means by midi file types as to my knowledge there are only two, but clearly something about the format must be wrong. I did check the sysex contained in the midi and at least the first parameters seem to be correct (same as the sysex in my working Virus TI .mid files). Bit of a mystery...
I am trying to load old virus C programs into the Virus TI. I am having some problems as the Virus control plugin does not recognize the midi files containing the sysex. I tried to find some help regarding this issue and found the following post from the forums by flabberbob, detailing how to load Virus C banks to the TI.
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Connect your Virus C MIDI out to your soundcard MIDI in and
create a new MIDI track in your DAW that accepts input from the
soundcard MIDI port you used, and arm it (also speeding up tempo to ~200
will help if you may ever want to transmit this file back). In the
system menu, follow the instructions laid out in the Virus C manual on
chapter 8, "MIDI dump TX" pp.117-118. In short you select either of the
single banks, start recording in your DAW, and press store. When the
Virus is done transmitting, you should stop recording, and verify that
the DAW has recorded some sysEx by opening the new clip in your DAW's
MIDI event editor. You can now also bring the tempo back to a normal
level. The Virus TI SW doesn't work with all MIDI file types, so when
you export this clip to a MIDI file, save a separate file for each
combination of options, and note to yourself later which combination
worked in the next step. Assuming your Virus is installed, connected and
turned on, start the Virus Control Center utility (not the plugin), and
use it to "burn to flash" one of the MIDI files into the ROM bank of
your choice.
Good luck!
Based on this message I think the midi format must be wrong. What do I need to do to edit the midi format so that the virus ti plugin recognizes the sysex messages?
