Well, this actually works for combining two tracks playing at the same time, but it doesn't use 2 different sounds yet, and there seems to be some note cancellation going one, but the tracks are playing together. I imagine I need to look into midi channels and program change use in a midi track. Each track needs their own I'm thinking.
- Dav
EDIT: From what I'm reading, the midi channel for each track needs to be given for each note call. So I made a parameter to assign a midi channel when creating the MidiNotes$. This eliminated the note cancellations and the tracks play ok. But can't assign different sounds to the tracks yet.
- Dav
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'generate midi data for 2 tracks
track1$ = MidiNotes$(100, 15, "enc4c4c4c4c4c4c4c4") 'keep first track as is, with a midi header
track2$ = Mid$(MidiNotes$(100, 11, "g5a5g5e5"), 15) 'strip this midi header off (removes 14 bytes)
'combine tracks 1 & 2
note$ = track1$ + track2$
'update midi header byte #12 to say 2 tracks now, not 1
Mid$(note$, 12, 1) = Chr$(2) 'two tracks now
midisong& = _SndOpen(note$, "memory")
_SndPlay midisong&EDIT: From what I'm reading, the midi channel for each track needs to be given for each note call. So I made a parameter to assign a midi channel when creating the MidiNotes$. This eliminated the note cancellations and the tracks play ok. But can't assign different sounds to the tracks yet.