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Thank you for replying. So I have a piece that I'm trying to import into Cakewalk to beef up, already fully made in MidSequer, which uses general MIDI. Each track in my MidSequer piece already has a MIDI instrument assigned to it, which Cakewalk is recognizing, and, well, refusing to change one bit.

This is what I've been doing:

1. Open a blank project and import the .MID.
2. Right-click the number of any of the piece's 10 imported MIDI tracks, select Insert Instrument…, and click Create.
3. Click the little icon to the right of any track's number and try to change any instrument.
4. It reverts whenever I play back. I don't see anything weird going on in Alt+8's Event Manager, either (only the message 110), which makes this even more annoying.

> I'll have to read up on harmonies some more, I'm not really able to hear it.

Well, that thing just auto-generates all notes so it's impossible to control for them. I use MidSequer, and there's also Macrotune though that one's a pain to use IMO. Basically, it's not too typical for chords to be composed of notes that are just a half step away from each other, or even sometimes a whole step. That causes dissonance that Western music practice usually avoids except at key moments in music.

Here's a random one i found https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/soundprism/id386833491?mt=8 I'm sure theres better free ones out there. If you want something more complicated but much less user friendly, take a look at this https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=utw.android.midsequer

Android has one https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=utw.android.midsequer it's legit too.