Multitrack MIDI

Übermorgen — Mark Forster

One instrument per track, separated and named. Every part can be worked on its own.

17 tracks 92 BPM 02:46
Multitrack MIDI

What the file contains

Every instrument in the arrangement has its own MIDI track, named and assigned to its channel. You can mute, isolate, transpose or replace any part without touching the others.

The tracks in this title

Read from the file itself.

No.Instrument FamilyChannelNotes
1 Reverse Cymbal Percussive 2 4
2 Synth Bass 2 Bass 3 40
3 Lead 8 (bass + lead) Synth Lead 4 2 048
4 Alto Sax Reed 5 362
5 Choir Aahs Ensemble 6 160
6 Synth Bass 2 Bass 7 416
7 Lead 5 (charang) Synth Lead 8 200
8 Distortion Guitar Guitar 9 34
9 Pad 3 (polysynth) Synth Pad 10 156
10 Drums Drums 11 1 186
11 Lead 1 (square) Synth Lead 12 572
12 Pad 2 (warm) Synth Pad 13 144
13 Synth Voice Ensemble 14 21
14 FX 5 (brightness) Synth Effects 15 178
15 Seashore Sound Effects 16 2
16 Acoustic Grand Piano Piano 17 276

Details

Tracks
17
Tempo
92 BPM
Length
02:46
Reference
42704MIDITRX

What it lets you do

Isolate a part

Hear the bass alone, work the left hand, rehearse a brass passage.

Mute the melody

To sing over it, or to have a pupil play the line.

Replace an instrument

Assign your own sounds track by track in your sequencer.

Print a single stave

Engrave one musician's part rather than the whole score.

How it differs from MIDI GM-0
GM-0 puts every instrument on a single track, spread across 16 channels. It plays perfectly well, but each part is far harder to isolate. Multitrack is made to be worked on.

The other formats of this title

See the MIDI page →

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from standard MIDI?

MIDI GM-0 puts every instrument on one track. Here each instrument has its own, named: you mute it, isolate it or replace it without touching the rest.

Will it work with my gear?

Yes. It is a type 1 Standard MIDI File, read by every sequencer, arranger and module. Keyboards play it like any MIDI file.

Can I change the key or the tempo?

Yes, with no loss at all: this is not a recording. You can even do it track by track.

Can the same instrument appear twice?

Yes, and often — two pianos, two guitars. Each track stays separate, with its own channel.

Your song does not exist yet?

We transcribe it by ear, track by track, and deliver it as multitrack.

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