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I've had same problems. And I think I found the problem.

And created patch for it. And it works only when sound order matches GM drum map. Diff is attached. Please test it. It would be great if instrument (sound) could have a user settable midinote property. Windows 7 Ultimate 64 Bit Deutsch Rapidshare Files.

Edit: couldn't attach the diff-file, so here it is: (watch formatting) Index: SMF.cpp =================================================================== --- SMF.cpp(revision 288) +++ SMF.cpp(working copy) @@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ #include #include - +#include #include using std::vector; @@ -230,7 +230,7 @@ SMFTrack *pTrack1 = new SMFTrack( 'Hydrogen song!!' Hello I am using Samplitude SE under windows. Because I have no drum editor I use Hydrogen on windows and I like this program very much. The MIDI problem seems not to be solved so I am looking for a MIDI File conversion.

I tried to do it myself but I failed. So I found the MIDI Disassembler () which converts MIDI files to readable text. So I looked to the patch from 2Late but I don't understand it. What parameters in the MIDI-file do I have to change? I think this would be a nice workarround to use hydrogen with GM under windows.!

Thanks in advance, weix. Hello I've got the same problem.

The MIDI Export function doesn't work, although I'm using the GMKit. So I wrote a little program to solve this problem. It's called 'h2midi' and it converts a h2song file to a midi file.

Just open a command box and type 'h2midi '. The midi file will be created in the same directory.

H2midi is under GPL, because I used source code from Hydrogen to read the h2song format. You should be able to compile it under linux and windows ( using mingw or cygwin ) with 'make'. I hope I could help you. If you find bugs, please report them to me. H2midi can be downloaded here. I dont know which is the right way to bring a pattern into song, if i use the demo song i become no possible files, this is the txt from the midi file which was created with demo song.

So i have a new pc and i had a new windows, in the next time i will install hydrogen for the 1. Time, but i dont will become same as last, so i has one question, is anybody here which can give a step by step one by one faq. Which describes the complete way to install the programm + the special prgramms. PS: What is a bug. Bug is a feature that is listed but dosnt work. In my hydrogen i had the option midi export. But this funktion dosnt work.

There seems to be an odd bug in this release: when I export a midi file, the note values increase by a fixed amount for each note on/off. I tested with a small file, consisting of 8 notes, with pitch=0 key=C0 length=-1 instrument=5 and positions 0,48,96,120,168,216,264,336. Here is the mf2t list of the exported midi file: MFile 1 1 192 MTrk 0 Meta SeqName 'Hydrogen song!!' OK, so since there was no response to my previous email about a MIDI converter, I went away and wrote one myself.

At the moment, the converter will take a hydrogen file and convert it to a Type 1 MIDI file. This type of file works best for pattern libraries and for importing into a MIDI sequencer. Each pattern is assigned to its own track, and the patterns are arranged in the same order as they are in Hydrogen. I have also added space before each one so that if you load the file into a MIDI player it will play through each pattern in order. At this time I have ignored the song information. Since I just use Hydrogen for creating drum loops to jam with, this is fine for me, but it may not be fine for someone who has actually created a song. However, I would imagine song writers would import the song into a sequencer and then simply arrange the patterns into their song again.

I have also provided the ability to create/use drum maps. If you run the program with -c then it will create an XML drum map file from the Hydrogen file. You can then edit this to map the drums to the right MIDI note numbers, and then tell the program to use the map when it writes the file. To use, unzip the file (I have included a sample file and some maps) and run 'java -jar Hydrogen2MIDI.jar' for help Have fun! I didn't use hydrogen anymore, and so I didn't follow its development and forgot about my h2midi project.

I'm sorry for this. I haven't tested daffy's converter yet, but its description sounds nice and it's written in java (which a great advantage in my eyes). Anyway, I've uploaded the original h2midi program once again, perhaps some still needs it for any purpose. If someone knows a good filehoster, please tell me.

I just choose this one, because I uploaded the program there as I published it the first time. Blaubaer, in the off chance that you read this, I'd like to try out your converter. I can't get daffy's to work. It's just making a blank midi file (I could go into detail on my experience using it). It would still be awesome if Hydrogen could fix this bug. I'd love to be able to make beats in Hydrogen, and them open up the midis in Reaper or something, so that I could finish the song. Hydrogen is kind of useless with this feature not working.

I guess for now I could open up the songs on my linux box and convert them to midi there! Edit: I should note that this is currently a mac osx issue.