FL Studio Basics #8 - How To Open A Midi File With Multiple Midi Tracks

This video shows you how to open a midi file with multiple midi tracks in it. If you just drag and drop it into FL Studio, you'll get a big mess. But doing it the right way, you'll get all midi tracks separated from each other.

[raphaelseltzman]

This video is pure gold! You helped me a lot!

[Davisk]

straight and too the point, good stuff

[gabriellescello]

So helpful! Agreed, straight to the point!

[DJSparkyPlug]

Thank you so much! Saves me soo much time. After +5 years of producing I didn't even know this feature exists :D

[OO_RAMBO]

Dude. You are an absolute god for this. Thank you so much

[melongd]

accidentally came all over my screen
the video was too helpful

[iRedMCYT]

This doesn't work anymore. Now all I get is a channel rack with a random synth as the only instrument, and I don't think anything is actually separated.

[rikx]

thank you sooo much this is so helpful!!!

[krishnansubramaniam]

Thanks much ! Been trying to figure this out, how do you save them as separate midi file ? Each trach as a separate file

[aneurysm]

are you able to make it import each midi tracks in different channels instead of being in the same one?

[wzardfh]

Or you can open FL Studio. Go to file and import midi. Then you have to option to open in separate tracks.

[SilverWolf]

Is there a way to import them easily with vsts instead?

[Sacrifise]

i know this is 5 years old but how do you even make these multiple midi tracks in a file and name them?

[DrewPicklesTheDark]

Worked for me a single time, then has not worked again. I have no clue why that would be the case.

[blazryvlogs]

mine still doesnt work, did i do something wrong?

[karlhans]

It seems that the imported midi cant be replaced with plugin instruments i have in FL Studio.