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2014/09/26 00:40:53
lawajava
scook
If there is no data in the MIDI track, there is nothing to freeze. Try putting a note at the end of the MIDI track, then freeze.




What scook said.  That would have been my suggestion.
2014/09/26 13:27:38
mettelus
Hey sharke... I found one of the very first projects I used Geist with, and verified scook's advice is on the money. I also had inserted Geist as a SIT, and simply right clicked that track and selected "Split Instrument Track," right clicked on the MIDI track to open the piano roll view and inserted a note randomly way out near the end. After that I simply frozen the MIDI track, and it worked fine. (I also do not freeze tracks often, but have not stress-tested Geist capabilities (yet).)
 
Since you are using engines within Geist, I am "assuming" your MIDI track is totally empty (otherwise it would double-fire notes), so scook's advice above it probably the answer for you.
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