Do not mute the notes, as that will basically erase them and the trick will not work. To fix this, you only need create an extra note at the end of every part/instrument with a velocity of 0 (if anything, it has to be set to “user”, not “offset”). Something that happens very often to me is that a MIDI without loop points will not have the final notes for some reason. This is unrelated, but I felt like writing this too. However, if your song did feature ‘bahps’, you have to continue skawo's tutorial linked earlier in this tutorial. If the MIDI file name is overly long for whatever reason or you are too lazy, you may drag midi2sseq into Command Prompt, press Space, then drag your MIDI, press Space and finally drag your MIDI again but change “.mid” to “.sseq”.Ĭongratulations! You have successfully created a looped SSEQ.(Bare in mind, though, file names must not have white spaces or else the conversion will fail.)

Midi2sseq AS-orig_test.mid orig_test.sseq and press Enter.

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