Guitar Pro 6 Bass Clef Reads Wrong

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Hey,
i got the post-obit trouble, i want to export superior drummer ii.0 .mid files, i wrote in reaper to import them into guitar pro vi.
this is just about drum lines no other instruments.

this is for the reason that i demand my programmed drumlines in noted grade.
if i effort to import the midi files from reaper into guitar pro, gp just mixes up sth. and all you hear is a piano midi with the right rythm but it should be drums!
any suggestions how i can get an drumline i wrote in reaper into noted form?

thanx in advance!!!
I've just washed information technology to check only i have guitar pro 5 (I only don't understand why they removed the possibility to write drums with tabs, I cannot decently use GP6 just because of that)
If I don't specify anything, it imports the drums in an instrument, aye, merely if I create a drum track, and hitting "import the selected track on the currently active guitar pro runway" information technology places it on my current pulsate track, and information technology works.
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This is quite an unfortunate set-back going into GP6 as they did a adept job of this in GP5. If you demand help importing these midi files into GP5 format, shoot me a PM and I'll be glad to assist.

Just permit me know what quantize settings you lot would demand and I'll help you out... I'm not certain what other ways i could go well-nigh doing this, I retrieve yous can still find copies of GP5 online if you wanted to go that route, only I don't know of whatever software that allows you to change midi instruments from piano to drums.
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Solved the Problem!
GuitarPro v FTW!!!
thank you lot very much
Do you lot have any tangible reason to tell u.s. to go to gp6 ? Cause they stepped back in several aspects which was not understandable for me. I'm curious but don't wanna buy it until I'm certain I'll use information technology ?
Necrobump! I've got this same problem, have a midi file of drums from Reaper I desire to drop into Guitar Pro half-dozen but it merely imports as piano and there seems to be no way to change it to drums. Re-create pasting the notes into a drum rail merely replaces them with rests, is there anyway to exercise this (aside from using gp5) or am I shit out of luck?
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Simply like LaSedna said, the all-time pick is to create the drum track in GP and and then "import .mid on current rail" in the import window.
My main upshot with GP and drums is the mapping, sometimes you import things and it'due south all fucked up. Vice versa, nonetheless you can always gear up the mapping when importing in a VSTi.
He is talking about thé other fashion effectually. I am really curious since i would like to import real functioning into guitar pro. I Take never tried that. Cant answer yet
For info, i Have switched to GP6 and Im more than or less getting used to it but i withal feel i lost productivity in thé process
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by existent you lot hateful recording direct from electronic kit yes? y'all will probably be disappointed because gp will not handle well if I am remember that correctly. It volition non responde to changes of notes length, it will put them all in one predefined note length, at least that was the case in gp5, and probably lost some hits.
Ok I sympathise the problem at present. I tried importing a Toontrack midi to GP, and it does as a piano musical instrument besides. I'll try a few things and see if I can come up with a workflow.
I can't believe this does not work anymore in GP6. From what I retrieve, it used to piece of work fine in GP5 or am I wrong ?
I actually contacted them a year or two ago request if it was possible to have GP5 working on mac and it is not supported anymore, so the only possibility is to have it on windows and utilise a cracked or an old license to have it piece of work.
I have been trying to contrary-engineer the style GP6 works by exporting a GP6 drum tab and see how I could transform a piano tab to drums tab.
Trouble is, GP6 considers drums as 16 instruments with 16 midi channels of some sorts, as opposed to the normal 1 midi instrument that would be a drum kit. For case, the first one is a kick, the 2d i is a snare, all the way to the China.

I can't for some reason do it at the moment, just try downloading Tuxguitar, importing a .midi file, exporting to GP format, then importing that GP into GP6 ?
In fact now I think the style GP6 writes their tabs internally is just incompatible with midi import until they map themselves the midi import function, because every single note as a drum hit seems to exist dedicated to one of those instruments individually. As a result, unless someone with programming experience comes, you can't easily do that.
Okay, I downloaded a whole midi from internet, and the whole GP file was created correctly including drums.
Something must be wrong from the beginning. Maybe something needs to be set-up before exporting a drum midi from reaper in order to be recognized correctly by third party softwares which are more of "score" editors than just midi players.

EDIT : sorry for the spamming, I'm gonna edit my last post from now on aha !
Okay I have finally found the reply.
It's in fact pretty pretty uncomplicated, and comes from only 1 thing :

In the general midi specifications ( http://www.midi.org/techspecs/gm1sound.php ) the midi aqueduct ten has been officially allocated to drums. I did not remember that, simply it's something you lot could see in guitar pro 5 back in the days. So, Guitar Pro but transforms whatever

So, in reaper, you demand to choose "Style : Issue list"

Then delete anything that is non a note (and you lot will notice than virtually of the time, in that location will exist a PC consequence, Program Change, which volition by default be the 001 musical instrument of the Full general Midi depository financial institution, which is the M Piano). That is what I did on the motion-picture show.

BTW That is something you Need to practise if importing GP midi export into Reaper otherwise it could not work. I personally have a habit of cleaning up the midi file like this and setting the channel to 1 because some VSTi are past default gear up to read only channel i.

Then, Ctrl - A (or CMD-A on mac) and fix channel 10 to all notes.

Y'all tin then export the midi past whatever mode (I personally tried the file > export midi projection) and drag it into GP6. It volition then open normally.

That is what I did with a random toontrack performance from EZdrummer.

Yous might have lost notes in the process, but that's as practiced as it will exist. If y'all loose some hits, try quantizing to the filigree before your midi performance, maybe it will help GP6 choice upward the notes. If some notes are still missing effort setting all velocities to 128. I'm guessing if all notes are quantized to 1/16th or perhaps 1/32th and velocity set to maximum guitar pro should accept them. (and so far I'1000 not even certain what GP does when importing, but I don't have fourth dimension to investigate farther at that signal)

If in the future y'all would like your midi project instantaneously open-able by GP with the correct instruments, you could add the event "PC" with the correct General Midi instrument prepare (like clean guitar). I would still open the guitar pro file and do everything from there, but why not.
Wow thanks LeSedna! Crawly detective work in that location, I kept getting frustrated and giving upwardly. I volition endeavor this asap.
Edit: YESSSSSSSS it worked perfectly, didn't even lose notes, and so stoked!
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Hey, i know, it´s iv years later, just i had to bring together this Forum to say Thank you! That was the solution i was looking for! I almost went mental trying to solve this...