• Repeat the operation to import and save further sections of the midi file.
Import problems can arise if there are percussion instruments in the midi file not
available in the current Pattern Editor instrument set. This will generate an error
message "Import Problems" in the bottom left hand corner of the Pattern Editor. By
Clicking on this message the user can view a list of the midi notes that are failing to
import . There are a number of ways of fixing the problem.
1) Import the midifile into a sequencer and edit the drums so that the problem notes
are moved to another line which is available in the Patter Editor.
2) If possible change an instrument midi number in the Pattern Editor to the number
of the "problem" note.
3) Close the Pattern Editor and edit the relevant *.ahi file in the Pattern Editor
folder to allow "Midi mapping" (See below).
4) In a few cases it may be better to use another (different) drums.ahi file which has
a closer match to the incoming instruments.
10. Using the Pattern Editor at increased resolution (Advanced Users)
It is possible to increase the resolution of the Pattern Editor to 48 ppq (divisions) either by
building a Pattern at 48ppq or by increasing the quantize value of an existing pattern. This
feature may be useful for midi import and for programming Patterns which need a higher
level of detail than afforded by 24 ppq.
However, the PS02 only has a max resolution of 24ppq so how does it read these higher
resolution patterns? Well, the short answer is it doesn't! Instead the user applies "Special
quantize " (Open the Pattern Menu, then select " quantize special" ) to the 48 division
Pattern before saving. This doubles the number of bars, while simultaneously doubling the
space between notes and shifting the whole pattern down to 24 divisions. The net result is
that if the special-quantized pattern is now played at double the original speed it will sound
exactly the same as the original 48 ppq Pattern!
11. Changing the instrument list (Advanced users)
• To make changes to the order and number of instruments in the pattern editor open the
Drums.ahi file in the pattern editor directory (back-up all your *.ahi files!).
• Under “Instruments” is a list of Midi numbers each followed by a <Tab> and then the
name of a percussion instrument. This is a list of all the possible midi numbers, with
their associated instrument names, that can appear in the Pattern Editor (and which
can be viewed in the Pattern Editor by clicking on an instrument name and scrolling
through the list). You can change this list as required, but ensure that you maintain the
displayed format!
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