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• It's usually a good idea to turn on the SysEx (System Exclusive) filter in
your sequencer when using Groove Agent. If you don't filter out SysEx,
the Run and Stop commands are written into the MIDI part, causing
Groove Agent's engine to start playing along with the incoming MIDI
data. If you filter out SysEx, the Run and Stop commands aren't written
into the MIDI part and life becomes generally easier.
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It is advisable to turn off your sequencer's auto quantize function when
Groove Agent writes a MIDI track. You can always quantize the drumming
later, if you want to.
When MIDI Output is active, this status is shown by a MIDI
plug symbol in the LCD window.
Live <> File
Here's another new feature in Groove Agent 2! You may choose to di-
rect its MIDI output to either a MIDI part in your host – as described
above – or to a MIDI file on your desktop!
If you set MIDI Output to ON and the newly added DIP switch
Live <> File to the File position, Groove Agent 2 will record a MIDI file
for you and place it on your desktop. Remember to set the MIDI Out-
put switch to OFF when you're finished (this action instructs Groove
Agent 2 to write that file). You can then import that MIDI file into your
song for further tweaking. Just use the "Import MIDI File" function of
your host, or common drag and drop import if you prefer, and you're
there! Please note that every time you start Groove Agent 2 in this
mode, any previous MIDI file will be overwritten.
Right-clicking on an unused area or clicking in the logo area gives you
these same options in the pull-down menu.
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