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MIDI's are just data, you cant change them into mp3's...
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MIDI is not audible...MIDI is just note date. You need some sort of machine to have the note data sent to. What you're hearing when you simply open up a MIDI file is like, default sounds from the computer. There's a standard for all that, in some form.
To convert it to an MP3...I guess you could change your windows audio settings to record the audio output.
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At 5/27/08 12:56 PM, JonH2O wrote: To convert it to an MP3...I guess you could change your windows audio settings to record the audio output.
Or you could import into FL, use a Fruity LSD on the master track, with the track set to "0," and export it as an mp3.
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At 5/27/08 12:35 PM, ShadowyFigure wrote: How do i change the MIDI file to a mp3 file?
record the mix output from your soundcard into a program such as audacity. I have a soundcard that allow me to a virtual patch bay to route ASIO outputs to MME inputs or any other number of crazy combinations that I wish - all before it reaches any D/A or A/D stage...it's all kept in the digital realm - basically means I can download songs that are only meant to be streamed...(ha ha).
