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  1. May 15th, 2004, 07:44 AM #1
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    MP3 to midi?

    Anyone have a suggestion for a good program that can convert sounds? (I want midi for DX7)
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  2. May 15th, 2004, 08:10 AM #2
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  3. May 15th, 2004, 08:32 AM #3
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    I already looked at that one.. it only does the first 15 seconds of a file .
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  4. May 15th, 2004, 09:10 AM #4
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    Well, all you need is another program that can cut the first 15 seconds off, and another program that can stick 2 midis together.
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    Originally posted by SLH
    Well, all you need is another program that can cut the first 15 seconds off, and another program that can stick 2 midis together.
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  7. May 15th, 2004, 03:24 PM #6
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    Sounds like a plan!

    You'd think they'd give the microsoft sound recorder the ability to open MP3s. (I use that for all my sound needs, lol)
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  8. May 16th, 2004, 12:18 AM #7
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    you can't convert mp3 to midi
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    Originally posted by Arrow_Raider
    you can't convert mp3 to midi
    It is possible but the results are nothing to shout about.

    MP3 is audio format and MIDI is more like a piece of sheet music describing how the music should be played. How you write a prgram to convert from auido to MIDI is way over my head but it can be done.

    The result often sounds quite bland comapred to the actual piece and in some places parts of the melody may be missing or merged.
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    Your best bet is to keep them in mp3 format and find something else that can play them (or use a later version of DX for music).
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    Originally posted by Arrow_Raider
    you can't convert mp3 to midi

    I agree with you....if you can manage it, it will at least not give the same result if you convert midi to a mp3 and then back again...it's like baking a cake, then try to get the ingrediense (SP?) back after you have baked the cake...that isn't easy, and it will never be a good result...
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    I assume your wanting to use Dx7 because your using it for the graphics? Well theres nothing stopping you using Dx8 for playing the mp3s and Dx7 for the graphics. Or is that not possible for you?
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    I'll just use DX8. (fine, I'll read another tutorial.. FINE!)
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    Posted by alkatran
    I'll just use DX8. (fine, I'll read another tutorial.. FINE!)
    Well what about wav files in Dx 7? Arh more reading again
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