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Organizing Midi Beats

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Posted April 6, 2022 at 01:50 #2896840

Alexander Limbert
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I probably have over 10,000 beats and try to save favorties, but I am always confused which beats I auditioned before and probably review the same beats over and over again. Is there a best practice or way to indicate that you reviewed a beat and no longer want to review it again so that I can spend my time reviewing beats that I’ve never heard before?
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Replied March 22, 2023 at 20:08 #3067976
kreansanm
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I’m starting to develop a drum midi file (1 ~ 4 bars each) to save up some time from punching in midi notes every time I write songs. Once I have a fairly large bank of midi files, I’m hoping to share the midi pack for free. I wanted to get some advice on how to make sure that I build/share this library efficiently. My biggest concern is having to update file names or reformatting them to make it useful before releasing it.

What information would you find it helpful to have in file names of drum midi loops?

What file format would you find it helpful if you download a library like this (zip, rar, or anything else)?

Any tips on organizing file structure? (by genre, purposes like beat and fills)?
- This post was modified 2 years, 8 months ago by kreansanm.
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