I tried using the Transpose function on an imported midi file.
If I set the Key before dropping the midi file on the track, it transposes the chords by an interval that makes no sense.
For example I have a bass line in Eminor. If I import it with the key set to C, the midi plays correctly, although some assigned chords are wrong. The difference is C major to Eminor, a third or sixth depending on how you look at it.
If I set the key to Eminor and drop the file on the track, it transposes the file to Bminor, a fifth away, which makes zero sense. It still assigns the wrong chords.
If I rewrite the chords, the midi is transposed to wrong notes.
Leave the key at the key of C. Then drag or import midi in and scroll down to NO TRANSPOSE. It opens another KEY menu, then choose your Key that you wrote it in. 
I’ve found it. Look at around 3:14 A+
That’s AWESOME, thanks for finding that! 
Using EZMix on the master bus, what does the attack...Using EZMix on the master bus, what does the attack variable mean in this one? Smaller percentage = faster attack? Or the opposite?
Using EZMix on the master bus, what does the attack variable mean in this one? Smaller percentage = faster attack? Or the opposite?
I think it means more limiting. Look at your meters to see if they are decreasing (more limiting) or increasing (less limiting) when dialing that knob
Jeff
