SynthFont
A great tool for converting MIDIs to WAVs. You can even listen to the MIDI-converted-to-Audio-Data form before saving it as a WAV file. I first heard about it while reading the manual for the Adventure Construction Kit 3.2 by Chris Hopkins. Infact, I used to use the Adventure Construction Kit (2.2 for the longest time) before ever joining BYOND. My first use of that program was around 2000.
Anyhow, enjoy this great program:
http://www.synthfont.com/
Note: Can also be saved to some of the other file types like the supported OGG type. :D
Anyhow, enjoy this great program:
http://www.synthfont.com/
Note: Can also be saved to some of the other file types like the supported OGG type. :D
Posted by Bandock on Sunday, August 30, 2009 12:41PM
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#3 Bandock:
Also, if you don't want a bulky WAV file, you could save it as an OGG file as stated in the note (which was added to this guild post later since I got to play with it more since the initial version of the post).
Monday, August 31, 2009 02:33PM
(Edited on Tuesday, September 01, 2009 06:52AM)
#2 IainPeregrine:
Android Data wrote:
> ... why would you want to convert a MIDI file to a WAV file? It'll only weigh more, and the MIDI sounds the same on pretty much all sound cards in this modern time.
Lots of reasons. It's a lot harder than I originally thought to get music quality samples for mod files. Several times I've used Audacity to grab a sound I wanted from a midi file; this would be a lot easier.
Monday, August 31, 2009 11:05AM
#1 Android Data:
... why would you want to convert a MIDI file to a WAV file? It'll only weigh more, and the MIDI sounds the same on pretty much all sound cards in this modern time.
Monday, August 31, 2009 04:57AM