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RE: Feature I would like to see

David Dawe — Tue, 30 Jun 2026 08:51:02 +0000

You could combine the notes into a group and then listen to the group by clicking on its title bar. Selected notes can be quickly added to a group by pressing Cmd-G (macOS) or Ctrl+G (Windows) and, while the group is selected, quickly ungrouped by pressing Cmd-Shift-G (macOS) or Ctrl+Shift+G (Windows). (More information about groups can be found on page 16 of the manual which can be opened from RipX DAW's Help menu.)

RE: MIDI tempo track not exported?

Amutimer — Tue, 30 Jun 2026 08:26:04 +0000

I did as you said, and the tempo was preserved, just as you say.

Reeeesult!

Thank you Sir!

Feature I would like to see

alphabrackets23 — Mon, 29 Jun 2026 23:52:26 +0000

I do a lot of Audio->Midi for chord voicings of guitars and pianos. So when you do the Rip, and it displays the Midi pitches on the "Keyboard" interface, you can select individual notes. When a note is selected, you hear that note's contribution to the sound. This is a good thing to use. What would help me out is if one could continually play only the selected notes, without playing the unselected notes. Either I don't know how to do this, or it can't be done. If the latter, this would be a feature recommendation.

What I can do now is Copy all of the selected notes into the paste buffer, and paste them into a new empty project. then I can delete them one at a time, when I find a note that is not really making a contribution to the chord. But it would go faster if I could do the thing I described in my first paragraph.

Thank you

RE: MIDI tempo track not exported?

David Dawe — Mon, 29 Jun 2026 15:09:40 +0000

The tempo is included in MIDI files exported from RipX DAW. Do you have 'Stretch audio files to Song tempo' checked inside the Song Setup within Studio One?

MIDI tempo track not exported?

Amutimer — Mon, 29 Jun 2026 10:47:58 +0000

Hi Guys,

My objective is to create as accurate a midi file as possibe of the song "Machine Gun" by the Commodores ***including the tempo***.

I actually bought RipX sometime back mainly for that purpose. But in my ignorance I used Ripx wrongly. I made stems, imported them into Studio One and then used Melodyne to make midi from each stem. It worked, but badly. I then had the epiphany that Ripx could make midi files directly. I know, I'm a slow learner.

OK, so I dumped the audio of Machine Gun into Ripx, and very soon I got a message telling me that Ripx had used an improved algorythm to line up the bars - and it had. The bars lined up with the audio in a very musical way. All good - better than good actually!

But when I imported the midi file created by RipX into Studio One I found that the tracks all played at a uniform 120bpm which is the default tempo of S1. This was so whether I exported simple or detailed midi.

120 is not the tempo of Machine Gun. Machine Gun was made in 1975 and there were no click tracks - this is a very good thing! Actually the tempo moves around very musically between 111 and 115 and it is very groovy indeed!

So here is my point and my question.

In order to get the barlines right RipX must have made a tempo track, but apparently it does not get exported with the midi file, so the midi will not track with the audio...Why? Is there a way round this?

Actually I have tried to get round this myself. I created a tempo track using Melodyne and then imported the midi file from Ripx into the S12 session, but the midi tracks were unresponsive to the tempo track - I repeat, this was so whether I used simple or detailed midi.

OK, so you see my problem. Is there a way round this? I am on RipX basic 803. Will it help if I upgrade?

Regards

Adrian

RE: Which version of CUDA Toolkit is required for RIPx v8.0.3

Sealard — Thu, 04 Jun 2026 08:41:27 +0000

@dave thank you 🙂 🙂

RE: Which version of CUDA Toolkit is required for RIPx v8.0.3

David Dawe — Mon, 18 May 2026 12:55:05 +0000

This is no longer the case. Version 8 supports the 5000 series of Nvidia Geforce GPUs.

Which version of CUDA Toolkit is required for RIPx v8.0.3

Sealard — Fri, 15 May 2026 17:48:55 +0000

I'm about to take delivery of a msi geforce rtx 5060 ti 16g and have been reading through this forum for tips to prepare for the install.

I read that v11.0 of the CUDA Toolkit is required (2 year old topic), is this still the case with RIPx v8.0.3

The 5060 requires v12/13 of CUDA, can anyone advise what install steps I should take to help get RIPx to utilise the GPU? :)

RE: Please add support for Blackwell GPUs

Kallamamran — Fri, 27 Mar 2026 17:16:32 +0000

@dave Then I have no more complaints 😊👍

RE: Please add support for Blackwell GPUs

David Dawe — Fri, 27 Mar 2026 15:54:07 +0000

@kallamamran It sounds like it's behaving correctly. There's a limit to how much of a GPU the machine learnt separation can take advantage of.