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EOF Thinks my bass guitar xml file has more than four strings.

I need some help using EOF please! It's been so long since I made anything  I forgot everything I knew. It did seem like things were progressing smoothly .

So far I've added my guitar ogg file and selected real bass but when I try to import guitar pro (my xml file) I keep getting the same message. I have attached a file. Also  jpeg of my EOF settings

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    59 minutes ago, JamesNicoll said:

    I need some help using EOF please! It's been so long since I made anything  I forgot everything I knew. It did seem like things were progressing smoothly .

    So far I've added my guitar ogg file and selected real bass but when I try to import guitar pro (my xml file) I keep getting the same message. I have attached a file. Also  jpeg of my EOF settings

    You get that message as long as the tab has a 7 string track, even if you just try to import the bass or any other 6 string tracks in the tab.

    Click "7 Thickest" and select the bass track to Import it.

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    Thanks I got it working. Now I can tidy up that awful GP5 file I made from that even worse midi.

    Thanks again!😀

     

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