You'll need to convert midi to audio first. The midi player with Windows
or Mac OS will play it, but you may need to record it to a separate
machine first, and then record it back onto your hard drive, unless you
have a sophisticated sound card. Get a decent MP3 encoder to convert
your audio to MP3 format. Not all encoders are equal (or even fully
functional).
-Tak
On Sun, 25 Jun 2000, Rachel Hughes wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> Got a question for the tech buffs -- how can I convert a MIDI file to MP3
> format? I have some accompaniments saved in MIDI format and would love to be
> able to carry them around on my MP3 player (the brand is Nomad, if that
> makes a difference). I'm sure this involves software of some kind, but I've
> been looking around and have found nothing. Any ideas?
>
> Many thanks, as always,
> Rachel
>
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