2013/12/12 11:57:33
tcausey
Hello just purchased the V-Studio 100. I'm trying to convert midi files to wave file, is this possible with the software that was included in the vs100 production pack I installed? I appreciate any help, Thanks
2013/12/13 12:02:00
oy5t3h
Quick Answer?  Yes.
However, it is not a simple load .MID file, click Save As and select .WAV, and there are much easier ways of doing it that with the software supplied with a VS-100.
The way you asked the question suggests that you are a beginner to this world of Audio Workstations.
Read this:
 
The link doesn't seem to work (although it previews fine - what is the point of a preview that doesn't preview? but I digress), but this is the URL that I was trying to link to -
 
Oh, I see.  Not even the text of a link.    Blow the post status.  I hereby nominate this entire sire as "Not Helpful".
 
Google for "How Is a MIDI File Different From a Wav File?", you should get some useful links
2013/12/15 10:14:58
warrenhenery
Do you not think very basic kind of information has been shared in this post?
2013/12/15 12:59:47
tcausey
When I select "save as" it doesn't give me the option to save as a wave file, only template, cakewalk bundle or midi no wave to select.
2013/12/15 14:21:26
NE Koda
It is possible to convert a midi track to a wave file with the software included with the VS-100.

You will need to load a virtual instrument, such as Dimension LE, and have the midi track drive the soft synth for audio. You should be able to do that with a simple instrument track. Load Dimension and then choose what sound you are looking for and load it, such as a piano or strings. After inserting the vsti, select the track and Import your midi file. You can use Studio Instruments too, included with the VS-100, for drums and bass.

Then, rather than choosing Save As, choose Export. That will allow you to convert the midi to a wave based on the output of the vsti.

It's a lot to learn at first but it will become easier with practice

Have fun with the VS-100

Matt
2013/12/16 08:58:12
tcausey
Thanks for the replies, gives me somewhere to start. Thanks again
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