I compose in 5.2 simply because it is faster to do so and I do not have to learn notation to sequence percussion. This way you'll avoid me registering/downloading/installing GuitarPro 6.0 in a VM uselessly.ĭoesn't seem to do it with 6, but then again when I use 6 I exclusively use the RSE system that uses Arobas' custom VST and not MIDI (wish it could do both).

MOST IMPORTANT: it could require a lot of time to me to get used to Guitar Pro.Ĭould you try the trial of version 6.0, just to see if it has the same bug?.

I suppose it will expire in some days and I don't know how much time I'll need to fix the bug.

the 6.0 version trial is limited and requires a registration process to get through.

there's no Guitar Pro 5.2 trial available.

That said, it could be really hard to test it on my side because: MIDI device receives 2 different messages: a NOTEON and a NOTEOFF the delay between these 2 messages gives the note length. That's strange because MIDI has no information regarding note duration. The software and synth has no problem playing normally, just during the editing process.

When using the MSGS Wave Synth everything works normally, the notes ring out as long as they should. If you go to a lower tempo, say 60 bpm, you can hear 16th notes played back while editing but they are cut off.

In Guitar Pro 5.2 only quarter, half, and whole notes are played back while editing at 180bpm.

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