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Copy part from a MIDI file
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| This operation copies a part of the MIDI song into a new MIDI file.
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| The range start-end will be copied into a new MIDI file. Notes that play at start or end position will be cut to a smaller note inside the new range. Settings are not removed, so the part will play with original settings. Duplicate controller settings before the start position are combined. Pitchbend commands before start are combined.
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| This operation deletes a part of the MIDI song.
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| Notes and lyrics that are fully inside middle part are deleted, notes overlapping middle range are shortened, pauses in middle part are deleted. Controllers, Pitchbend inside the middle part are kept and optimized so that the settings necessary for playing right part correctly are not lost.
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| Time position relative to the beginning of the MIDI song.
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| You can specify (minutes:seconds:milliseconds (e.g. 3:26.975) or minutes:seconds (e.g. 3:27) or seconds (e.g. 207).
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| Precise positions in MIDI file units (a number between 0 and last unit in MIDI song). MIDI units are smallest usable note length or pause length in a MIDI song (e.g. at song resolution 96 a MIDI unit is a 1/384 note length).
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| Enter start and end position in selected position format.
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| Deleting some part from the beginning of song will remove all pauses of this part and this can influence the behavior of reset sysex commands badly. Initialisation commands running parallel to such reset sysex commands might finish earlier than the reset sysex finish and this could cause that those initialisations are not done during playing. It can be often noticed when some sound program is used but plays default piano sound.
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