RobertWS

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

The only thing that causes inflation is pumping additional money into an economy.

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

Ship happens.

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?

If he was going fishing, he would use a bass boat.

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

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Fair enough. Name a non-Microsoft app.

Name one.

I think it was called: WebView2 Runtime Which I think is a sneaky way Microsoft is trying to force their browser onto our machines by illegally taking advantage of their monopoly. The .NET framework already includes browser tools. In any event, put this in a batch file and run it as administrator: Be gone demon spawn!

Yes. But, if it is a plain MIDI file...it can never be saved as a track. So, adding something, unasked, that can't be saved....is not an...um...er....optimum design decision.