RobertWS

Thanks for that, I had found it but it involves several extra mouse clicks...the horror. It'll probably be easier to print out the list of patches and numbers! EDIT: I found another workaround. Select Microsoft GS Wavetable synth as the output...you get the patch names. Choose a patch and then switch back to BassMidi.

I got and installed BassMidi VSTI to use with Calkwalk Sonar. It is playing the loaded soundfonts correctly. However, the patch names are not showing up in Track view: BassMidi HAS the instrument names, they appear in the BassMidi configuration window: I tried to import or design an instrument definition file but BassMidi isn't in the list...only Microsoft GS Wavetable: What do I need to fix this? Thanks.

I only listened to it to hear you botch the octave plus a minor 3rd interval (the 2nd, "Where do....."). But you nailed it!

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If a song has multiple key changes, there will be multiple scales.

There used to be: Microsoft MIDI Mapper. It's gone now. All is explained here and they have a substitute: https://coolsoft.altervista.org/en/midimapper

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All present and accounted for....SIR!

I'm confused. Sometimes they DO show up in the Eventlist.

I doubt there is a workaround for this and it will probably never be fixed but.... I disassembled a MIDI file to see the controller messages: MFile 1 2 960 MTrk 0 Meta SeqName "Test" .... MTrk 0 Meta TrkName "Track 1" 0 PrCh ch=1 p=0 0 Par ch=1 c=10 v=4 0 Par ch=1 c=91 v=77 (This one) 64 On ch=1 n=60 v=127 608 On ch=1 n=60 v=0 ... You can see controller 91 (external effects, reverb in this case) is set to 77. Here is how it looks in Cakewalk: Note: The reverb dial is set to 77 but there is no controller in the event list. Is there anything that can be done about this?

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Is that a slam on 2x4's? Wow, somebody is board.

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Fair enough. Name a non-Microsoft app.

Name one.