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Rick
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2005/08/14 09:25:41 (permalink)

Midi to Audio

Hey Folks,
Now, I am trying to convert midi drum files(fxpansion) to audio files! Anybody know how to do this?
Thanks
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    Klut
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    RE: Midi to Audio 2005/08/14 10:22:55 (permalink)
    Do you have a keyboard?
    If so, use that as your midi-card, and plug a cable from the headphone put to your line in, on you pc...

    If you don't have a midi keyboard, then just use Wave out as your recording device... Which means you record everything that's going out from your speekers.
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    Stone House Studios
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    RE: Midi to Audio 2005/08/14 10:29:28 (permalink)

    ORIGINAL: Klut

    Do you have a keyboard?
    If so, use that as your midi-card, and plug a cable from the headphone put to your line in, on you pc...

    If you don't have a midi keyboard, then just use Wave out as your recording device... Which means you record everything that's going out from your speekers.


    Have you never heard of SoftSynths?
    Sonar has a great feature for converting midi to audio without ever leaving the interface.
    If you can get hold of a manual!

    Brian

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    LoopJunkie
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    RE: Midi to Audio 2005/08/14 10:31:29 (permalink)
    convert midi drum files(fxpansion) to audio files!


    Insert a softsynth, e.g. the TTS-1. Route your MIDI track to it. Select a drumkit you like in the track parameters. Use MIDI channel 10. Solo the MIDI drum track. EDIT->Bounce to track. If you want more sophistication (e.g. sep. FX/EQ per instrument) use CAL "Split Note to Tracks" first and solo each drum sound, so you can bounce kick, SD, Hats, etc. to separate audio tracks.

    loop

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    Junski
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    RE: Midi to Audio 2005/08/14 11:00:55 (permalink)
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    post edited by Junski - 2006/01/14 02:57:21


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    daveny5
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    RE: Midi to Audio 2005/08/14 11:13:02 (permalink)
    Select the MIDI track and the associated audio track (with the softsynth) and Edit-Bounce to Tracks to a new audio track.

    Dave
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    RE: Midi to Audio 2005/08/14 11:42:01 (permalink)
    I'm sure I may get razzed for this...
    I just recently purchased "band in a box' ($70.00 USD)
    I setup a folder for midi files. I will then import files to band in the box and wave
    them out.
    Being an old Cakewalk user, I may also use my existing hardware, Alesis SR-16 ($100 USD)
    or my Roland M-32 for playback ($100.00?), and 'send' to a hardware mixer, that way I mix
    on the way in to Sonar. At any rate thats what I do, may not be the answer to your needs, just what I do.

    Boppers
    http://BopsStudios.com
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