Alan Perkins

12 hours ago, scook said:

One way to do this today is -

• save the project as a MIDI file,
• create a csv file using MIDICSV from the MIDI file
• load the csv file into a spreadsheet program

Thanks, that's useful - clunky, but useful nonetheless. Much appreciated.

I'd like to be able to  export the Event  List into Excel, for example,  and  use it to do a range of things, for example filter to get a list of all the keyswitch notes.

I'd also like to  be able to directly manipulate the event list by copying and  pasting sections, from one instrument to another,  or manipulate  sections efficiently - it seems this would be an ideal place to make major changes.

Thanks everyone for the comments - I turned off Fast Bounce and it worked. Much appreciated.

18 hours ago, Chuck E Baby said:

This sounds like a classic case of midi buffers needing to be boosted. I would change it to 500 and see if that helps.

 

Thanks Chuck E Baby, I had it originally at 300, tried 500, 750, 1000 - none of these values  helped. I've also upgraded Play to the latest version. 

I'm at a loss as to what to try next. 

I have a pure-midi project that plays perfectly through the soft synths, but when I export the project or freeze the synths, some of them have notes cut off - they play "staccato" when the audio is played back, either as external audio files (e.g. WAV, FLAC etc) or internally in the frozen synth tracks. It seems somewhat intermittent sometimes the early notes will be fine early in a session, but the same notes will always render poorly once they start doing so.

I have a mixture of soft synths including LASS from Audiobro, and EastWest's Hollywood diamond orchestras through Play. It is the EastWest libraries through Play that appear to exhibit the problem.

The machine has Core i9 processor with 128GB RAM and the samples are stored on a M.2 NVME SSD drive, so should be no issues with performance. Audio interface is Focusrite Liquid Saffire 56.

Any help appreciated.