Hi to all,
I saved a midi file from Pianoteq from a performance I played.
When I import the midi in Reaper, it plays too fast, while it play with the good tempo in Pianoteq.
That must be something stupid but I can't understand why it plays fast in Reaper.
Could you help?
Thanks,
SK
Hi to all,
I saved a midi file from Pianoteq from a performance I played.
When I import the midi in Reaper, it plays too fast, while it play with the good tempo in Pianoteq.
That must be something stupid but I can't understand why it plays fast in Reaper.
Could you help?
Thanks,
SK
You have to set the tempo of Reaper to match the one of Pianoteq
https://ahp.li/1326d5ed2ea519a11910.jpg
Yes, I discovered this, too. I wonder why Pianoteq doesn't embed the recorded tempo, it would make things a lot simpler.
But when you load the file in Pianoteq, it plays at the correct tempo - can anyone explain that?
Yes, I discovered this, too. I wonder why Pianoteq doesn't embed the recorded tempo, it would make things a lot simpler.
But when you load the file in Pianoteq, it plays at the correct tempo - can anyone explain that?
If you load external MIDI piano files into Reaper those run at the correct tempo within Reaper played via Pianoteq too.
Thank you Gaston, I will try that.
I don'know, it seems that something comes from Reaper because Ableton opens the same file but asks if I want to import the time/tempo signature, and plays the file right.
Strange
Thank you Gaston, I will try that.
I don'know, it seems that something comes from Reaper because Ableton opens the same file but asks if I want to import the time/tempo signature, and plays the file right.
Strange
Reaper has always asked if I wanted to import the tempo, as far as I recall.
Anyway an old Reaper tempo thread:
https://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=83820
Thank you Gaston, I will try that.
I don'know, it seems that something comes from Reaper because Ableton opens the same file but asks if I want to import the time/tempo signature, and plays the file right.
Strange
Usually I rather try to speed up my improvisations (I'm not a virtuoso pianist) so I often set the tempo of Reaper a bit faster.
But I have discovered an option in Reaper that may help:
Ah, thanks Gaston, I'll take a look at that MIDI setting in Reaper.
stamkorg wrote:Thank you Gaston, I will try that.
I don'know, it seems that something comes from Reaper because Ableton opens the same file but asks if I want to import the time/tempo signature, and plays the file right.
StrangeUsually I rather try to speed up my improvisations (I'm not a virtuoso pianist) so I often set the tempo of Reaper a bit faster.
But I have discovered an option in Reaper that may help:
That's it!
FWIW, something like this will likely be the case with other DAWs as well. If you open the .MIDI file as a new project/song/session, it will take on the tempo of the file. But if you import the file into an existing project the exisitng tempo will pertain. Cakewalk by Bandlab works this way and does not offer the option to take on the tempo map from the MIDI file on import. I'll have to propose that as a new feature. ;^)
