Due to unfortunate circumstances, I need to find a way to combine several sheets of midi music into one. Does anyone here know how to do that, or what program could take several different midi files and combine them into one?
I figure this is the most appropriate place to post this question, since the music is being composed for a game.
Combining several midi files?
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Oh... so you WANT it to overlap?
Well, if you dont already have too many tracks (i doubt you're using all 16) you can make a new track, then just paste it on there. Most MIDI programs (that i use, anyways) have the ability to "merge tracks". That's usually the name of the command, and I'm sure this program can do the same.
Well, if you dont already have too many tracks (i doubt you're using all 16) you can make a new track, then just paste it on there. Most MIDI programs (that i use, anyways) have the ability to "merge tracks". That's usually the name of the command, and I'm sure this program can do the same.
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