Imported Midi wrong volume?

[arpunk]

I saved my file to onlinesequencer but wasn't done with it. So I opened the file from my profile, downloaded it as MIDI, imported it, selected all/copied, and then created a new file and pasted the notes. My issue is that the volume level is lower for the pasted notes. This is an issue because when I add new notes, the volume level is different. Has anyone run into this before?

[Whoops_lmao]

you can save it to the local which is much better than exporting it as midi

[Overcookedpastry]

alt+0 if the notes have white lines i think

[arpunk]

you can save it to the local which is much better than exporting it as midi

How do you open the file if it is saved local? I don't see any option to resume working on a song.

[arpunk]

alt+0 if the notes have white lines i think

I'm on a Mac I don't have an Alt button

[Whoops_lmao]

you click your profile at the topright, next to logout

[o-._.-o-._.-o-i-have-ornaments]

I saved my file to onlinesequencer but wasn't done with it. So I opened the file from my profile, downloaded it as MIDI, imported it, selected all/copied, and then created a new file and pasted the notes. My issue is that the volume level is lower for the pasted notes. This is an issue because when I add new notes, the volume level is different. Has anyone run into this before?

i think it has something to do with the fact the velocity on os has jumped from 127 to an undefined higher amount in previous updates, i mean you can increase the volume more than double the original amount nowadays. since the midi standard is 127 i think the midi conversion just scales it down to 127, which leaves something like a 2:10 proportion making the velocity really low in practice.

or an alternative answer: your notes just have velocity on them making the white line thingies appear on each note, it's normal during midi imports