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Don't want your music files in midi format? This tutorial will show you how to change them to a WAV or MP3 format.
Steps
The iTunes Method
- Download and install iTunes[1] by clicking on the "Download iTunes". You can choose whether to download iTunes for Mac or Windows.
- Import the midi file into iTunes by dragging the file into the main iTunes window.Advertisement
- Set the conversion settings. Click on "iTunes" in the menu bar ("Edit" menu if using Windows) and then click on "Preferences". Select the "General" tab. Go down and click on "Import Settings". Then on "Import Using", choose "MP3 Encoder". Then save your your settings by clicking "OK".
- Select the midi file you want to convert in the iTunes window.
- Select "Advanced" in the menu bar and select "Convert Selection to MP3". This maybe say AAC or WAV depending on what you set in step 5.
- You're done! Now you can copy the file to an MP3 player or to a CD.Advertisement
The QuickTime Pro/Audacity Method
- Purchase QuickTime Pro. (You can find keys, but that's out of scope)
- Get your MIDI file.
- Open QuickTime on the file and export to AIFF. (This will create a large file that you can remove after exporting to MP3/WAV from Audacity)
- Import this AIFF file into Audacity.
- Export the file.
- You're finished!Advertisement
The File Conversion Method
Expert Q&A
Tips
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Warnings
- Not every program can be trusted. Soon after downloading any program, it is always a good idea to scan your computer for viruses and spyware/adware or scan the installer before you install the program.Thanks
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