Midi converter...

REi_FoX · May 24th, 2003

does anyone know howto convert an MIDI file to a WAVE file or to a MP3 file so i can use NERO to burn it...

JAZ · May 24th, 2003

either use one of these
http://www.google.com/search?sourcei...&q=MIDI+to+wav
Or if u have a full duplex soundcard play the midi file whilst using a sound recorder to record from "stereo mix"

**ammoQ** · May 24th, 2003

It should be said that a midi file is the digital representation of musical notes, so they can be played (converted) differently just like the same piece of music sounds different when played by a different orchestra. Converting midi to wav is like converting html to bmp.

REi_FoX · May 25th, 2003

which means... theres no way...

**ammoQ** · May 25th, 2003

Quote:

Originally posted by rei_fox
which means... theres no way...

There is a way. Just use one of the mentioned programs and you have what you wanted. I just wanted to tell you that it's natural if different programs lead to different results.

Noxious Ninja · May 25th, 2003

My preferred method is to use Timidity++ with EAWPatches to do the MIDI->WAV step, and then LAME for WAV->MP3.

REi_FoX · May 25th, 2003

thanks for the help guys! i got it all now thanks!!!

**aldo** · May 31st, 2003

I prefer to use WinAmp 2.91 to convert my MIDI files to WAVE, MP3 or WMA.

Just select Nullsoft MIDI player 3.01, change the Device to "DirectMusic / Microsoft Synthesizer (with output)", then select the output plugin: DirectSound output, Nulsoft Disk Writer plug-in or Nullsoft WMA Output plug-in or LAME plugin.

RF · May 31st, 2003

WinGroove is good, but u only get 60s or something like that in the trial version.

KillerShots · May 31st, 2003

I gave up a while ago on that one - I just couldn't get anywhere near the same quality and eventually went with the hardware feedback loop to get it working. Honestly, how hard is it to follow the directions in the file and play the different notes from a soundfont? Shouldn't someone by now be able to do it?

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REi_FoX ¡¾¡¾¡¾¡ Fantasy ¡¾¡¾¡¾¡ Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Manila, Philippines Posts: 3,649	Midi converter... does anyone know howto convert an MIDI file to a WAVE file or to a MP3 file so i can use NERO to burn it... __________________ FoR PiNoYs WhO WanTs To BuY CheAp ParTs CliCk Here also Here Processor - Intel Quad 2 Quad q6600 G0 Stepping [Stock Settings] Memory - 2GB Team Elite 800mhz Graphics Card - Palit Daytone Geforce 8800 GT 512 MB Mobo - Abit IP-35-E OS - Dual Boot Windows XP Professional SP3 and Ubuntu Linux Pad - PS1 and PS2 > USB Adapter 3DMark05 Score - 35082

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ammoQ Emu author Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Vienna/Austria/Europe Posts: 1,168	It should be said that a midi file is the digital representation of musical notes, so they can be played (converted) differently just like the same piece of music sounds different when played by a different orchestra. Converting midi to wav is like converting html to bmp. __________________ If you think my English is bad, wait till you read my Polish.

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REi_FoX ¡¾¡¾¡¾¡ Fantasy ¡¾¡¾¡¾¡ Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Manila, Philippines Posts: 3,649	which means... theres no way... __________________ FoR PiNoYs WhO WanTs To BuY CheAp ParTs CliCk Here also Here Processor - Intel Quad 2 Quad q6600 G0 Stepping [Stock Settings] Memory - 2GB Team Elite 800mhz Graphics Card - Palit Daytone Geforce 8800 GT 512 MB Mobo - Abit IP-35-E OS - Dual Boot Windows XP Professional SP3 and Ubuntu Linux Pad - PS1 and PS2 > USB Adapter 3DMark05 Score - 35082

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REi_FoX ¡¾¡¾¡¾¡ Fantasy ¡¾¡¾¡¾¡ Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Manila, Philippines Posts: 3,649	thanks for the help guys! i got it all now thanks!!! __________________ FoR PiNoYs WhO WanTs To BuY CheAp ParTs CliCk Here also Here Processor - Intel Quad 2 Quad q6600 G0 Stepping [Stock Settings] Memory - 2GB Team Elite 800mhz Graphics Card - Palit Daytone Geforce 8800 GT 512 MB Mobo - Abit IP-35-E OS - Dual Boot Windows XP Professional SP3 and Ubuntu Linux Pad - PS1 and PS2 > USB Adapter 3DMark05 Score - 35082

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JAZ Nintendo Zealot Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: UK Posts: 1,424	either use one of these http://www.google.com/search?sourcei...&q=MIDI+to+wav Or if u have a full duplex soundcard play the midi file whilst using a sound recorder to record from "stereo mix"

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aldo Emu author Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: in front my PC Posts: 293	I prefer to use WinAmp 2.91 to convert my MIDI files to WAVE, MP3 or WMA. Just select Nullsoft MIDI player 3.01, change the Device to "DirectMusic / Microsoft Synthesizer (with output)", then select the output plugin: DirectSound output, Nulsoft Disk Writer plug-in or Nullsoft WMA Output plug-in or LAME plugin. __________________ aldo vargas http://www.aldostools.com/ http://aldostools.mysite4now.com/

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RF Canadian Spaceman Join Date: May 2002 Location: Canada Posts: 8,594	WinGroove is good, but u only get 60s or something like that in the trial version. __________________

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KillerShots War Games coder Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Florida Posts: 1,918	I gave up a while ago on that one - I just couldn't get anywhere near the same quality and eventually went with the hardware feedback loop to get it working. Honestly, how hard is it to follow the directions in the file and play the different notes from a soundfont? Shouldn't someone by now be able to do it? __________________ Primary CPU: Athlon 64 X2 4400+ Mobo: Biostar N4SLI-A9 RAM: 2G Crucial (DDR400) Video: eVGA GeForce 7900 GTX (512M) Audio: HDA X-Mystique HD(s): Maxtor 300G SATA2, Samsung 400G SATA2 OS(s): WinXP x64 Pro, Vista x32 Ultimate, Gentoo x64 Monitor(s): Primary - 19" Flat Panel (1280x1024) Secondary - 19" Flat Panel (1280x1024) Tertiary - Zenith 42" Plasma TV (1024x768 res) Many other machines... sig too short

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