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03-18-2015, 11:23 AM
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Re: blank midi tracks
Hi, Ronald:
Many midi files have apparently blank tracks that have been left in from the templates that whoever made the file used. There are two possibilities: 1) they are used to contain additional tempo and controller information for some of the "populated" tracks. Check the midi channel and see if the channel is shared with any other tracks. If so, there "might" be track data in that track. 2) they are just empty. If there is no data in the track (which you can check by looking at the GraphOverNotes (TM) function) then you can safely delete anything extra. Hope that helps. David 
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