In GM standard MIDI files, channel 10 is reserved for percussion instruments only. To play percussion instruments on various hardware devices like the Roland SC-55, one must therefore play them on midi channel 10. There is no way to configure a track such that it will play on midi channel 10 in the midi export, like mentioned in pull request #40, here are three suggestions on how to solve this, pick the one you prefer:
- play tracks on channel 10 if they're set as a drum track
- Auto assign tracks to channels except when the track specifies to be played on channel 10
- Don't auto assign tracks and play them on the same channels in the midi export as during live playback. (the channels specified in the tracks themselves)
In GM standard MIDI files, channel 10 is reserved for percussion instruments only. To play percussion instruments on various hardware devices like the Roland SC-55, one must therefore play them on midi channel 10. There is no way to configure a track such that it will play on midi channel 10 in the midi export, like mentioned in pull request #40, here are three suggestions on how to solve this, pick the one you prefer: