Cal or filter to fix Masked midi notes generated by melodyne?

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2015/07/13 19:06:26 (permalink)

Cal or filter to fix Masked midi notes generated by melodyne?

I used Melodyne to generate a midi track of the DI Bass line.  When I play back the midi track, In several places, the sound goes blank.  Upon inspection there are overlapping/”ghosted?” midi notes and the placement silences the bass tone, but picks up again on the next note.  I can fix this manually by changing the length of the overlapping note.  But is there a cal or some filter I can apply to globally fix the situation.  I am a midi dummy

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    Paul G
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    Re: Cal or filter to fix Masked midi notes generated by melodyne? 2015/07/13 22:29:25 (permalink)
    I think UnDup.cal should work for that although it's been a while.
     
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    Re: Cal or filter to fix Masked midi notes generated by melodyne? 2015/07/14 13:45:29 (permalink)
    Undupe is only really for notes of the same pitch, start time and length, iirc
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