Checked the SD card on the computer and upon export the EXPORT folder was created. I can't seem to find it to reload it back into the FA. I renamed this file and exported it as an SMF.

I loaded a midi file (SMF) from the IMPORT folder and made some changes. Just testing from this end and can't figure this out. Quick question and some instructions, please.

Hi 9blackoranges and thank you for the reply. I have only loaded those i play along to with the parts deleted or muted for the tracks/sections i like to play.Īlso started to load some into Ableton on a laptop where I want to get a wider choice/better/special sound. I also have a collection of about 3,000 midi songs taking up 200 MB storage on a separate hard drive. I have just checked and I find that there are 999 slots for storing songs and 512 for Studio sets?! I would think the 200 limit is just limited by how many it can 'sort through for loading' at any one time. No, I have about 300 songs (in midi) loaded/running using same number of Studio sets ( one bespoke for each song). What is that all about? I have almost 3 times as much in the Fantom X8 and all files can be read from the internal storage, inside the Fantom, or the SD card connected to it.Ĭan this limitation be increased via software update? I am very disappointed about the “IMPORT” folder can and will only recognize the first 200 midi files. Before posting about my discovering, I decided to search the forum first. Just purchased a brand new FA-08 and retiring (but still keep) the Fantom X8. If you decide to cancel, press the (Cancel) button. SMF that you want to import, and press the (Import) Use the dial or the buttons to select the You can press the (Preview) button to audition the selectedģ. Move the cursor to “Import SMF” and press the

A maximum of 200 files in the “IMPORT” folder can beĢ.

Before you continue, copy the SMF from your computer into the.

Cello wrote:You can import an SMF into a song, and handle the imported SMF

How to import midi files into ableton