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FILE › Import › MIDI file… brings a .mid file in as one new channel per part, each with a matching built-in instrument (piano, organ, guitar, bass, strings, brass, pads…; drums on Classic Drum Machines). The parts land in a new pattern named after the file, placed at bar 1 of the first empty playlist track. In an empty project the file's tempo and time signature are used too.
Drop a MIDI file on a channel in the channel rack to replace that channel's notes in the current pattern with the file's notes (the row lights up while you drag). Dropping it on an empty part of the rack imports it as new channels.
The browser now lists .mid files, and you can drag them from there.
Every import is one undo step.
Tempo automation
Tempo automation clips now play. In song mode the tempo follows tempo clips during playback and export, and the time display and tempo readout follow it too. Tempo-synced effects (delays, LFOs) change with it.
Tempo is now in the Add automation clip menu.
Importing a MIDI file with tempo changes into an empty project adds them as a Tempo automation clip.
Audio clips aren't stretched by tempo changes: each one plays at the tempo where it starts.