 Converting Midi To Wav, What is the easiest program to use on a mac? |
 Fri 20 Oct 2006, 18:27
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I am trying to convert MIDI to WAV on a mac and i don't know what programs to use. I tried JackPilot to link itunes and amadausII but i cant get itunes to show up in the input section. Is there an easier way?
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Fri 20 Oct 2006, 23:24
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 Moderator In Chief (MIC)  Group: Editors Posts: 15,189 Joined: 23-Dec 01 From: Paris - FR Member No.: 2,758 |
MIDi should be played on a synth like the Quicktime synth in order to have audio to send with Jack elsewhere…
A MIDI file is juste a description of events (like time, notes, duration…), not an Audio file 
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Sat 30 Dec 2006, 18:55
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 Maniac Member  Group: Members Posts: 899 Joined: 12-Oct 01 From: Kirkland Member No.: 2,002 |
Drag and drop the midi file into Garage Band, select instruments for the parts, export to iTunes.
Midi= digital data that describes a musical performance. 
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Wed 23 Sep 2009, 07:29
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 Newbie Group: Members Posts: 1 Joined: 23-Sep 09 From: Portland - US Member No.: 110,651 |
The easiest way is to use a special utility. Try MIDI to MP3 Converter for Mac, it converts into wav as well. It's really easy to use, allows to tune up tempo, reverb, chorus.
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Wed 23 Sep 2009, 16:32
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 Newbie Group: Members Posts: 5 Joined: 09-Sep 05 From: Koekoek - NL Member No.: 69,758 |
I'd recommend the program NI Bandstand. It's not very recent anymore, but once you get the hang of it, works great.
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Wed 23 Sep 2009, 16:40
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 Senior Member Group: Members Posts: 246 Joined: 06-Feb 07 From: Berkeley - US Member No.: 88,124 |
my two cents is to use Garageband. you've got a host of choices after dragging the midi file into the track window, including changing tempo, key, or instruments. and it's free. no brainer.
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