TTSSEQ.INI

The TTSseq.ini file can only be changed using Windows Notepad.

Variables in the [Options] section

Table 186.  

Variable	Type	Default value	What it does
MfxLookAhead=<ticks>	Integer	960*4	Defines how much extra MIDI data is sent to MFX plug-ins, so that they have extra room to quantize events into the future. Lower values mean MFX plug-ins can work more "just in time." Example: MfxLookAhead=480.
SendResetsToSoftSynths= <0 or 1>	Boolean	0	This variable controls (globally) whether Music Creator sends MIDI controller resets to DXi’s. This variable should be set in the [OPTIONS] section. Legal values are: 0 (default): Resets are not sent to DXi’s 1: Music Creator will send MIDI controller resets to DXi’s. This is what Music Creator already does for hardware synths. For example: If you are freezing synth tracks that have MIDI controller messages, setting this variable to TRUE (1) will ensure that synths will have their MIDI controllers reset before a freeze operation.
GeneralMidiSMFs=<0 or 1>	Boolean	1 (enable)	This line controls whether or not Music Creator creates a General MIDI setup measure when loading Standard MIDI Files.
LyricTrack=<num>	Integer	3 (track 4)	This line specifies which track is to contain lyrics from Type 0 Standard MIDI files. A zero means track 1, a 1 means track 2, and so on.
SendLocalOff=<0 or 1>	Boolean	1 (enable)	This line determines whether or not Music Creator should send a Local Control OFF message during startup.
SendLocalOn=<0 or 1>	Boolean	0 (disable)	This line determines whether or not Music Creator should send a Local Control ON message at exit.
IgnoreMidiInTimeStamps= <0 or 1>	Boolean	0 (disable)	This line determines whether or not Music Creator ignores any MIDI time stamping that a MIDI driver does. If you’re experiencing increasing delays between the time you play a MIDI note on a controller and the time you hear Music Creator echo it, setting this line to 1 may help. Also, if you find that Music Creator is recording MIDI data at a different time from when the data was played, setting this line to 1 may help. If the MIDI driver is using a different clock from Music Creator, the time discrepancy increases the longer that the MIDI driver is open, so you need to tell Music Creator to ignore the timestamp that the MIDI driver adds to the data (set the value to 1).
SysxDelayAfterF7=<0 or 1>	Boolean	1 (enable)	This setting causes Music CreatorMusic Creator to delay Sysx transmission for a certain amount of time if it encounters an F7 in a Sysx bank. This gives some instruments a required amount of delay time that is necessary to process the Sysx transmission. The default delay is 1/18 of a second, but can be changed by also adding the SysxSendDelayMsecs=<n> line. The possible values are 0 and 1. Their significance is as follows: 0: no delay 1: delay between each Sysx string (F0 … F7)
SysxSendDelayMsecs= <num>	Integer	60	This setting causes Music Creator to delay a specified number of milliseconds if it encounters an F7 in a Sysx bank.
SysxSendPacketSize= <num>	Integer	1024	This line specifies the number of bytes between Sysx transmit delays. Sysx bytes are transmitted in packets, with a 1/18 second delay between each packet. Setting this value smaller will help slower MIDI devices (synthesizers, etc.) avoid overflowing their internal buffers.
UseCableMetaEvents= <0 or 1>	Boolean	1 (enable)	This line specifies whether or not Music Creator should use nonstandard “Cable” meta-events for storing Sysx bank output number into Standard MIDI files (by default, n=1).
LoadTrackParams= <0 or 1>	Boolean	1 (enable)

Variables in the [MIDI Input Devices] section

 

Table 187.  

Variable	Type	Default value	What it does
MaxInPort=<num>	Integer	15 (16 outputs)	This variable determines the maximum number of MIDI inputs. The value is 0 based, so a value of 15 means that the limit is 16 outputs.

Variables in the [MIDI Output Devices] section

 

Table 188.  

Variable	Type	Default value	What it does
MaxOutPort<num>	Integer	15 (16 outputs)	This variable determines the maximum number of MIDI outputs. The value is 0 based, so a value of 15 means that the limit is 16 outputs.