End of file in a .mid file

Does anyone knows what command is used to get the end of file in a .mid file?
Pls advise.
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Im no tech expert, but .m4r is the file for song ringtones on the iPhone right? Like the ones from iTunes that you make?
If so, im pretty sure that can't be converted to MIDI...long tech story short, a MIDI isnt exactly a straight up audio file like a m4r, or mp3, etc. is. To dumb it down (since I dont even know the technical terms), MIDIs have almost like an internal sound bank, that reads the music, almost like sheet music data.
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please excuse this intrusion.
you are probably all more experienced with this topic than the GB users
I cannot get midi files that were created and exported from Cubase SL 1.04 3-5 years ago and initially worked in Garageband 2 to import.
They will work with dent du midi but will not drag successfully into the GB interfase. These did come in weeks ago. I believe it might have something to do with QT 7.02
I dont know. could it? I have checked everything. The files do not import. New files off the internet do import. i thought a midi file was a midi file was a midi file
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You are confusing Analogue Audio with Digital a bit. You're not getting a "low signal" from the keyboard in the analogue sense, MIDI just tells a synth how loud IT should play.
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Ich nutze Logic Pro um Midi-Files zu bearbeiten. Unbearbeitete Midi-Files werden von Qmidi mit deutschen Buchstaben ä, ö, ü, ß wiedergegeben. Sobald ich das midi-file mit logic-Pro bearbeitet habe werden die Buchstaben nicht korrekt wiedergegeben

Ich nutze Logic Pro um Midi-Files zu bearbeiten. Unbearbeitete Midi-Files werden von Qmidi mit deutschen Buchstaben ä, ö, ü, ß wiedergegeben. Sobald ich das midi-file mit logic-Pro bearbeitet habe werden die Buchstaben nicht korrekt wiedergegeben. Dies passiert auch, wenn ich keine Änderungen im Midi-File vorgenommen habe. Bei Qmidi kann ich die Schriftarten / Einstellung " Western ( ISO Latin 1 ) " eingeben und diese Buchstaben werden korrekt erkannt. Es muss daran liegen, was Logic Pro aus dem Midi-File macht.
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I use Logic Pro to edit midi files. Unprocessed Midi-Files reproduced from the programm "Qmidi" with German letters ä, ö, ü ß. Once I have edited the midi-file with logic-Pro are not correctly play back the letters. This also happens when I have not made any changes in the midi file. In Qmidi I can the font / setting "Western (ISO Latin 1)" and enter these characters are correctly recognized. It must be because what makes Logic Pro from the midi file.
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That's clearly a bug. Please send this to Apple using their feedback form:
http://www.apple.com/feedback/logic-pro.html
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End of file in a .mid file

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