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Midi to Wave or MP3
Hi, Ive searched the forums and google but no joy...  I was hoping you guys might kow of a good midi to wave converter that is free... I have a midi player but need to convert the midi files to wave to be able to play along with them when I am not near the pc... i am leaving for the coast tommorow and want to keep up with my practice... 
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Allthumbs made a post about something earlier on the PT forum called FreeRecorder. Apparently this utility was written by one of the members there but the link doesn't appear to work. Perhaps one of the regulars there can give more detail. It captures any sound going through your sound card.
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I have a copy on my Pc. I will have to ask Clancy to reload it on the P.T. forum.
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I found a zip file for it on my pc. If worse comes to worse I will email it to you. Give Clancy a couple of days to see if she can find it. It got lost in the last move.
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allthumbs, I answered on the PlaneTalk forum... Actually I just read si16 post. If the member who wrote it over at PT doesn't mind it being uploaded here and available for anyone to download, I'll make it so that .zip files can be uploaded and you can just put it up here at GFB&B.
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allthumbs, I answered on the PlaneTalk forum... Actually I just read si16 post. If the member who wrote it over at PT doesn't mind it being uploaded here and available for anyone to download, I'll make it so that .zip files can be uploaded and you can just put it up here at GFB&B.
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That shouldn't be a problem. He gave permission some time ago to share it with whom ever we wanted. I have posted a copy on a couple of different forums. 
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That shouldn't be a problem. He gave permission some time ago to share it with whom ever we wanted. I have posted a copy on a couple of different forums. |
Ok, how big is the zip file?
Clancy
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They are both tiny, Realrecorder is under 14K and Slowdown is under 1800k.
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Ok, upload away. zip is now enabled. I'll answer at the PT forum after I have my morning coffee.
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Freerecorder grabs any sound coming from your pc and changes it into a wav. file. Can be handy for converting midi and downloading sounds that don't have an easy way of being downloaded, Instructions are in the program. it is 14k and sits in your sys. tray. the second is a slow down program used for slowing down songs to make it easier to figure out the riffs. it is a little more complicated. It is actually a user friendly front end for another program A link to that program is in the slowdown instructions. These were written by a friend on the P.T. forum.
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You could use musicmatch,(sells for about $20.00) you have to set your soundcard to external speakers setting though.
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Thank you guys. AT who was the member at the PT forum who developed these?
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Thank you guys. AT who was the member at the PT forum who developed these? |
I believe it was screamingkingsnake. Just do a search for him.
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