Saving song as MIDI in Sonar or BIAB

My wife was given a like new Hammond Organ by our church.  It has a 3.5 floppy disk drive and will play MIDI files. 
 
1.  Can I save instrumental songs from Sonar as MIDI? 
 
2.  Saving from BIAB.  I have the latest 2017 version.  It can save as .mid but the organ will not play them.  I tried saving as Type 0 and Type 1.  However, I can save a song in RealBand as .mid and the organ will play it.   What do I need to do in BIAB?  I sent a request to PG Music and never got a response.
 
Thanks/Jack
 
 

Also, there a freeware MIDI sequencer called Anvil Studio that is supposed to be a good MIDI event editor. 
 
According to Cactus Music, this thing lets you dig deeper into the MIDI event list than Sonar can.
 
This saves to MIDI as well.  http://anvilstudio.com/
 
"With the free version, you can create an unlimited number of MIDI tracks"
 
"New files created by Anvil Studio are always saved in MIDI-Format-1, where each track has its own MIDI channel/instrument. Files are saved in this format can be edited by other MIDI editing programs, however editing song files with another MIDI editor may cause loss of some important information. Anvil Studio stores Sequencer-Specific MIDI events to remember things like links to audio files and some staff note properties. These special events are part of the MIDI standard and do not interfere with how the song gets played by other MIDI player programs. Some other MIDI editors delete these Sequencer-Specific MIDI events from song files. Anvil Studio preserves Sequencer-Specific MIDI events created by other editors. "

If you mean audio tracks, then no.  The MIDI file spec only contains MIDI data.  Converting audio to MIDI is the new holy grail.  Just look at all of the current products aiming to do that, like Melodyne, or MIDI guitar hookups.  All succeed to some degree, but the process is far from perfect.  Works best with monophonic tracks, of course.  But there no one button, save song as, method that I am aware of.
 
I suspect that the Hammond might only recognize an older implementation of the MIDI spec.  You might have to research the specs on the Hammond, and or look up https://www.midi.org/forum for some answers.

Thanks.  As I suspected Sonar can't really do what I want it to do.
 
The limited documentation we got with the Organ doesn't state what MIDI is required, just "MIDI".  No on line user documentation is available other than what we have.  The date on the documentation is 2002.  There were some "home made" floppies with MIDI music files on them that came with the organ.  These will play in Windows with the Windows Media Player.
 
Both the BIAB program and RealTracks program are PG Music products.  Not sure what the difference is in saving, but BIAB MIDI won't play in the Organ but RealTracks will.  I can take the same BIAB song, load it in BIAB and play it OK.  If I save as MIDI file, Windows Media Player will play it but it won't play in the Organ.  If I take the same BIAB song and load it in RealTracks and save as MIDI both the Windows Media Player and the Organ will play it.   I suspect something I'm not setting properly in BIAB?  Obviously I can always use RealTracks, but the BIAB has more options for instruments and modifications and I would rather use that if I can come up with what is wrong.
 
You are correct on format (haven't fully investigated that yet as I'm waiting on a PCIe USB 2.0 port card to use with the floppy drive which is USB 2.0 only (all I have are USB 3.0 and 3.1 ports on my new DAW PC) so I can use my DAW desktop computer instead of a laptop).  If I format with Windows on the Laptop, the floppy drive won't recognize the disc, but if I format it with the floppy drive in the Organ Windows 10 recognizes it and I can read and write to the disc.  Been years since I used a floppy drive so I have to reorient myself.
 

If you take a file that plays on the organ and open it up with Sonar, does it create one MIDI track in Sonar, or several?
 
If you examine the track(s) in Piano Roll what do you see?
 

It might be the Midi format 0 and 1 are why it plays some and not the others. Midi 1 is the multitrack and probably the one it uses. Sonar can save as both. Look when you save in BIAB if there is a option when saving.. Use Save as. 

I've been into those panels.  I saved as Type 1 and saved as Type 0, neither play on the Hammond Organ.  But, saving as MIDI in RealBand (that doesn't offer any options) works???