 MIDI to AIFF, How to convert from MIDI to AIFF |
 Sun 20 Jan 2002, 15:20
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The package I use to edit and play the midi only saves the output in midi format. How would I convert a midi file to AIFF so I can burn an audio CD.
I have seen suggestions of looping the audio output to the audio input and using a recording program (coaster) but I have an iBook so it doesn't have an audio input. The other suggestion I have seen is using a demo system extension from apple that redirects the sound output to an AIFF. This locks up my system. |
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Thu 24 Jan 2002, 07:02
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You don't have to use an external sound module as noted above. You can use any software synth that will accept midi files.... example: if you had Reason, you could import the midi file and setup a sound module in Reason for each midi track and then output the audio as aiff. I did this with a Van Halen midi file just for the heck of it. Can you imagine a synth sound try to replicate Eddie Van Halen's flying finges on guitar? It was interesting!
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jarts MIDI to AIFF Sun 20 Jan 2002, 15:20
Synthetic You will need a software synth of some type or a h... Wed 23 Jan 2002, 15:17 geedoubleyou If you want to do direct to disc recording you wil... Thu 24 Jan 2002, 02:07 Mobius Paradox the program I use to play MP3s and other files I d... Sun 27 Jan 2002, 02:30
jarts Thanks everyone,
I've found out how to do it.
iT... Tue 29 Jan 2002, 00:51 |
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