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Cubasis 2 midi export question

hisdudenesshisdudeness
in General App Discussion

I have some midi tracks in Cubasis in a project

How can I export them as individual midi files?

MIDI mix down creates one file. I tried soloing individual midi tracks ... did not work

Audio zip export works perfectly .. that’s the same I want for midi

Comments

  • CracklePotCracklePot

    My painful method is to delete every track but the one I want to export. Do the mixdown to Midi file. Undo delete. Repeat for each track I want to export.

    Maybe backup your main file before you start deleting/undoing. Things could break, you know?

  • hisdudenesshisdudeness

    @CracklePot said:
    My painful method is to delete every track but the one I want to export. Do the mixdown to Midi file. Undo delete. Repeat for each track I want to export.

    Maybe backup your main file before you start deleting/undoing. Things could break, you know?

    Thanks for the TIP .. guess there is no other way .. I have quite a few tracks .. basically I record all desired apps from AudioBus to Cubasis as audio tracks , and for each audio track , I also have a track with midi data as backup Incase I want it flip to new instrument, so was checking if file export was possible

  • CracklePotCracklePot

    If you use Xequence, it has better Midi Export options.
    You can export the single, multitrack midi file from Cubasis to Xequence.
    Then you can select the tracks you want to include when exporting from Xequence.

  • hisdudenesshisdudeness

    @CracklePot said:
    If you use Xequence, it has better Midi Export options.
    You can export the single, multitrack midi file from Cubasis to Xequence.
    Then you can select the tracks you want to include when exporting from Xequence.

    Thanks .... I have the old xequence ... let me check

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