Split Midi-file poly to mono

[Tutorius]

Hi,

i need a tool to split a midi-track to multiple tracks, so ech track is playable on a monophonic synthesizer.
Have seen some old things in searchengines, but nothing working.

I use MusE as DAW, is there a script that can do this?

Thanks for your help

[GMaq]

Hi,

A Windows tool that runs in Wine on Linux can do this, and does it well:
https://github.com/VirtuosicAI/MIDI-Splitter-Lite

[Impostor]

MusE has an "export selected visible tracks to midi file" option.

[Tutorius]

MusE has an "export selected visible tracks to midi file" option.

I need to split the polyphonic midi-notes to multiple monophonic midi-tracks, so i am able to play them with my hardware-analog-synth one after the other, record it, and mix the resulting wavs together.

This song is done by manual splitting the notes, playd with my new Model-D...

https://soundcloud.com/killozap/bach-en ... -1-prelude

[Tutorius]

Hi,

A Windows tool that runs in Wine on Linux can do this, and does it well:
https://github.com/VirtuosicAI/MIDI-Splitter-Lite

Thanks for the answer. I tried to get the Exe-file running in Win, but my WIne-version does not like that.
I will try to create a program, perhaps in Gambas, or in C as a console-tool. But midi-files are hard stuff...

[Impostor]

MusE has an "export selected visible tracks to midi file" option.

I need to split the polyphonic midi-notes to multiple monophonic midi-tracks,

Sounds complicated to automate such a thing. How to decide which notes will be sent to which track?
Regardless, googling "split polyphonic midi" turns up a variety of results, so maybe it's not as complicated as I think.

[Largos]

Couple of suggestions:

Check out x42's midi plugins

https://x42-plugins.com/x42/x42-midifilter

There is a note to channel splitter.

Another way is you record the midi track to a drum track in MusE. If you open the drum track editor there is a column to set the channel per note.

[Impostor]

Another way is you record the midi track to a drum track in MusE.

You can convert existing midi tracks to drumtracks too.

[Tutorius]

Couple of suggestions:

Check out x42's midi plugins

https://x42-plugins.com/x42/x42-midifilter

There is a note to channel splitter.

Another way is you record the midi track to a drum track in MusE. If you open the drum track editor there is a column to set the channel per note.

That sound interesting, will try it directly...

An convert to drum and/or convert notes to track is not very comfortable. I will try to program an automatically split that only creates new tracks when really needed... when notes overlap.

[Tutorius]

I have got it running!

I programmed some days (or a week ore more) on this little C-program...

It can read a Midi-file (one track only, no special things, Midi-settings only taken at start of file) and split this track into multiple midi-files, each representing o monophonic part.

Here m first test, sone with MusE, importing the four created monophonic-tracks, recorded four WAV-tracks played by the monophonic Behringer Model-D-synth.
https://youtu.be/fRO1hFduJ8Q

[Tutorius]

You can download the sourcecode at

https://github.com/Tutorius/midisplit/tree/main

Is should also be compileable for use in windows, by using an GCC-compiler...