Event error in Magma v3

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  • #396392
    Kitchenstuff
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    I keep getting this error:

     

    Magma: C3 Roks Edition v3.3.2
    =============================
    Build started at 1:17 PM
    Starting Nemo’s MIDI Validator…
    Everything looks good, continuing…
    Loading MagmaCompilerC3.exe…
    Reading the archive
    Project Compiler: Reading project ‘C:UsersBatukDownloadsSoulless 5 Rock BandS5.rbproj’…
    Project Compiler: Entering Phase 1 of 5…
    Metadata Compiler: Starting…
    Metadata Compiler: Done.
    Project Compiler: Entering Phase 2 of 5…
    MIDI Compiler: Starting…
    ERROR: MIDI Compiler: (Soulless 5): Track contains multiple track name events (Soulless 5 and EVENTS)
    MIDI Compiler: Done.
    ERROR: Project Compiler: Midi compiler failed.
    Anyone know whats up?
    #500383
    Oddbrother
    Participant

    Check to see if you have more than one Track name event in your EVENTS track. If so, keep the one named EVENTS and delete or fix the others.

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    #500385
    Kitchenstuff
    Member

    Check to see if you have more than one Track name event in your EVENTS track. If so, keep the one named EVENTS and delete or fix the others.

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    So sorry to ask you this (I mean it, I don’t like wasting people’s time), but is that in Reaper, and where? I’d look right now, but I’m currently out

     

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    #500386
    Oddbrother
    Participant

    When you edit in Reaper, open the EVENTS MIDI item in the MIDI Editor.

     

    It will be easier to find erroneous events if you change it to event list view mode.

    #500389
    Kitchenstuff
    Member

    When you edit in Reaper, open the EVENTS MIDI item in the MIDI Editor.

     

    It will be easier to find erroneous events if you change it to event list view mode.

     

    This is what it looks like, but I don’t see multiple events with the same name?? https://imgur.com/a/cd9zYpx

    #500390
    Oddbrother
    Participant

    I don’t literally mean the same name, I meant more than one of the same event type. Each MIDI item should only have one Track name event it represents.

     

    PART GUITAR should only have PART GUITAR for a Track name event. All other Track name events must be deleted.

    #500391
    Kitchenstuff
    Member

    huh

    #500392
    ghostbyob
    Participant

    Try to clean the midi or remove ilegal markers with C3CONTool or CAT.

    #500394
    Kitchenstuff
    Member

    I’ll give the second one a try, as I’ve already cleaned it, but now after removing the other track name events, it says I need a 1 type midi, not 0, and there’s no option to export as that

    #500395
    TheWay123
    Participant

    Do you have it set to Multitrack MIDI file

    #500397
    Kitchenstuff
    Member

    No option to export like that

     

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    #500398
    Oddbrother
    Participant

    Looking at your screenshot again, you don’t appear to be using a recommended version of Reaper (4.22, 32-bit). If you switched to that and set up your authoring space around that, it will be easier for us to help you.

     

    In the way you’ve stated that there’s no option to export the MIDI of your Reaper project as multitrack (type 1), it looks like you’re exporting a MIDI file from the MIDI editor section instead of the main section of your Reaper project. Just to be sure, make sure you’re going to these menus here:

    OcJlaFi.png

    #500411
    Kitchenstuff
    Member

    Aye, I was, but when I went to export as usual, it add the event names back, I’ll update Reaper when I get back however

     

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    #500428
    Kitchenstuff
    Member

    Looking at your screenshot again, you don’t appear to be using a recommended version of Reaper (4.22, 32-bit). If you switched to that and set up your authoring space around that, it will be easier for us to help you.

     

    In the way you’ve stated that there’s no option to export the MIDI of your Reaper project as multitrack (type 1), it looks like you’re exporting a MIDI file from the MIDI editor section instead of the main section of your Reaper project. Just to be sure, make sure you’re going to these menus here:

    OcJlaFi.png

    Ok, I’ve switched to 4.22, now what?

    #500483
    Whizzer
    Member

    After clicking ‘Export project MIDI…’, be sure to select ‘Multitrack MIDI file’ under ‘Consolidate output’. REAPER will then output a type 1 MIDI file.

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