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Re: MIDI to WAV Posted by Caleb (from: 210.8.232.2) on November 30, 1999 at 22:18:13: In Reply to: MIDI to WAV posted by Fahd Mahamood on November 27, 1999 at 15:19:27: : Anyway of converting MIDI files to Windows PCM WAV files cause I want to burn these WAV onto a CD to make tracks. Many thanks. Hi, Audio Compositor etc. are really great midi to wave rendering programs. I think Audio Compositor is probably the best, but anyway.... I think what you are asking is, if I like the soundset on my soundcard when I play my midi file, how to I make it a wave file? If this is want you want to do, all the programs mentioned, ie Audio Compositor are useless to you and a waste of money. With that software you actually make your own soundsets/instruments out of wave files or soundbanks etc. If you have an audio editor that records or a multitracker or anything that records wave files. Then you set up your soundcard's record properties so that you are recording the wave output. Sometimes it's called the stereo mixer or wave synthesiser or whatever. Then simply press record on your recording software and then play on your midi playing software. Don't underestimate the basic premise of this as everything is done digitally and internally and you shouldn't experience any significant signal loss. Of course, then you need software to prepare the wave file for burning and to do the actual burning. That's another story. Hope this helps, Caleb Follow Ups: Post a Followup Name: E-Mail: Subject: Comments: : : Anyway of converting MIDI files to Windows PCM WAV files cause I want to burn these WAV onto a CD to make tracks. Many thanks. : Hi, : Audio Compositor etc. are really great midi to wave rendering programs. I think Audio Compositor is probably the best, but anyway.... : I think what you are asking is, if I like the soundset on my soundcard when I play my midi file, how to I make it a wave file? : If this is want you want to do, all the programs mentioned, ie Audio Compositor are useless to you and a waste of money. With that software you actually make your own soundsets/instruments out of wave files or soundbanks etc. : If you have an audio editor that records or a multitracker or anything that records wave files. Then you set up your soundcard's record properties so that you are recording the wave output. Sometimes it's called the stereo mixer or wave synthesiser or whatever. Then simply press record on your recording software and then play on your midi playing software. : Don't underestimate the basic premise of this as everything is done digitally and internally and you shouldn't experience any significant signal loss. : Of course, then you need software to prepare the wave file for burning and to do the actual burning. That's another story. : Hope this helps, : Caleb Optional Link URL: Link Title: Optional Image URL: [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Music Software Discussion & Help Page ] [ FAQ ]

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