FinalSaga wroteHey grumpops

The easiest I think is, after you have saved and mixed down your song, you would browse (Using the browser on the right > files tab on the bottom or shortcut: F9) to your folder where you want that midi file saved
Now just drag that midi (not the track itself) from your session and drop it in where you want saved on that browser.
That should create a midi file for you with that track only.
Don't forget to put those start and end loop markers in as you would when doing a regular mixdown

Hope this helps
Ch33rs
Saga

7.2.8 Export a MIDI File
To export an Instrument Part to a MIDI file, [Right]/ [Control]-click on the Part and select Export Parts to MIDI File. Choose a file name and storage location in the pop-up menu and click OK. A Standard MIDI File will be created with a .MID file extension.

Multiple Instrument Parts can be exported at once to a single file. To do this, select the desired Parts and use the same process as above. One MIDI file will be created that includes individual MIDI clips for each Part, in the correct sequence, with a common start time.

You can also drag-and-drop any Instrument Part to a location in the File Browser to export a MIDI file to that location. If you drag-and-drop multiple parts at once, they will be written to one MIDI file with multiple Parts.

Below the Music Editor (which shows the musical notes for the selected Instrument Part), you will notice the Part Automation lane. At the upper left of the lane, the Parameter tab shows the parameter currently displayed in the lane.

7.2.8 Export a MIDI File
To export an Instrument Part to a MIDI file, [Right]/ [Control]-click on the Part and select {...should maybe say "In the Instrument Parts Menu"...} - Export Parts to MIDI File

To add a new automation envelope to the Part Automation lane, select Add/Remove from the list to open the Automation menu. This menu is identical to the Automation menu mentioned in the Automation Envelopes on the Track section of this chapter.