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Jul 10, 2001, 3:22pm

umm, you cant use create noise with a midi file. at least I can't. It will
cause an elegal operation evrytime you come near it. create noise is only
for mp3's and wav's

The mids I am heaing them from areas around me. When my midi finishes, I
start hearing all the otehrs 1 by 1 till all midis within my site range have
played. even if i use a silencer, I hear my midi, then the silencer plays,
then the others around me start 1 right after the other.
you should only hear the one "closer" to you, and only that one, till you
come close to the next one.

Jul 10, 2001, 4:16pm

Hmmmm.... So what you are looking for is something like what the radius
statement is for the light command except for any of the sound commands IE: wav,
midi, mp3 to limit the distance one can hear any given sound.. Now that would be
a good thing.

Holistic1

[View Quote] > umm, you cant use create noise with a midi file. at least I can't. It will
> cause an elegal operation evrytime you come near it. create noise is only
> for mp3's and wav's
>
> The mids I am heaing them from areas around me. When my midi finishes, I
> start hearing all the otehrs 1 by 1 till all midis within my site range have
> played. even if i use a silencer, I hear my midi, then the silencer plays,
> then the others around me start 1 right after the other.
> you should only hear the one "closer" to you, and only that one, till you
> come close to the next one.

Jul 10, 2001, 8:30pm

I can "create noise" MIDIs just fine. Sounds like you need to drop
Roland an email =)

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Jul 10, 2001, 10:53pm

Then you have a problem cause it works for me, miught want to check your media
settings. Your default player for sounds should always be Windows Media Player
if you use windows, i can't gurantee anything else you use instead will operate
with the best perforamnce cause basically most other programs suck when
handeling music files, lol

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