My song has a ton of different time signatures and quite a few tempo changes, so I assume I will need to do something before importing to reaper? Thanks!
@@terenceboydmusic thanks, I tired it just the way you showed in the video and it worked fine automatically which was a big relief, thanls for your help!
What do mean do not play right? Does the midi still play but not the right drum pieces or notes? I think guitar pro exports out in the GM midi format so if ezbass has different tuning - you might need to move the midi notes that are not playing into the basses range an octave up
When I imported my bass midi today all the notes were an octave lower than they should have been, causing some of the notes not to play. Selecting everything and dragging it up one octave fixed it. Not sure if that's your exact issue, but figured I'd mention it in case it helps.
I think I would’ve went crazy had I not seen this video haha. Thanks so much!
Thanks for this. I was wondering why there was no sound in the Kontakt player but SSD 5.5 was all good. Now I know! Cheers.
All good! Happy it’s working! Some reason it defaults to to channel 10
My song has a ton of different time signatures and quite a few tempo changes, so I assume I will need to do something before importing to reaper? Thanks!
In reaper go to ‘view > tempo envelope’ now you can import any midi with tempo changes into the master track. Hope that helps!
@@terenceboydmusic thanks, I tired it just the way you showed in the video and it worked fine automatically which was a big relief, thanls for your help!
Channel 10 is midi drums because of certain old "convention".
It threw me off. Can be confusing not knowing it!
so when i import midi from guitar pro into reaper, ezbass does not play right. is there a way to import that correctly?
What do mean do not play right? Does the midi still play but not the right drum pieces or notes?
I think guitar pro exports out in the GM midi format so if ezbass has different tuning - you might need to move the midi notes that are not playing into the basses range an octave up
When I imported my bass midi today all the notes were an octave lower than they should have been, causing some of the notes not to play. Selecting everything and dragging it up one octave fixed it. Not sure if that's your exact issue, but figured I'd mention it in case it helps.