How to convert MIDI to WAV?
Introduction.
For amateur and professional musicians alike, MIDI format is quite important.
It offers a convenient means of storing drafts, intermediate results of a work,
raw materials for future songs and pieces. MIDI files can be easily edited,
adjusted, combined. They are also very small, which makes them popular on the
internet.
But MIDI format is a special one. It cannot be played by portable players, by
CD and DVD players, by the majority of other devices. Furthermore, devices that
do play MIDI files usually play them differently. It is almost impossible to get
exactly the same sound on sound cards from different vendors (provided that the
cards don't use the same synthesizer module).
This is where it becomes necessary to convert MIDI files to something more
universally supported. For example, you may want to burn your MIDIs to Audio CD,
but it is impossible to do that directly. First, you should convert the MIDIs to
WAV.
You can do that with a special tool, MIDI to WAV Converter. The tool supports
soundfonts, which makes MIDI conversion much quicker and provides better quality
than the majority of sound cards have to offer.
Step 1: Download and install the program.
Download MIDI to WAV Converter to a known location. Run setup and follow
on-screen instructions to install the program.
Step 2: Start the program. Select MIDI files to convert.
Launch MIDI to WAV Converter. The main window appears:

Click the leftmost "Add files" button on the toolbar. This will invoke a
usual "Open" system dialog:

Browse to the folder where you store your MIDI files, select the ones that
you want to convert to WAV, click "Open".
Alternatively you can simply drag and drop files from Windows Explorer or
another file manager that supports Drag&Drop.
Step 3: Convert MIDI to WAV.
The MIDI files will be added to the conversion list. Now you can preview
every file by selecting it from the list (click it with your mouse) and clicking
the green triangle on the toolbar.

In the "Output format" area (1), select WAV as output format.
By default, MIDI to WAV Converter uses for its output the same folder where
input files are stored, but you can change that in the "Output folder" area (2).
Finally, click the big "Convert" button in the right lower corner of the
program.
The program starts converting files. All buttons are disabled, and the
"Convert" button is turned into "Stop". You can click it to stop converting MIDI
to WAV. Just below the "Convert" button, a progress bar is shown (its style and
color depends on your system settings).
After the conversion is finished, you can burn the converted WAV files to
Audio CD, transfer them to other computers and formats. MIDI to WAV Converter
also supports MP3, OGG Vorbis, and WMA audio formats.
The trial version of MIDI to WAV Converter converts only 60 seconds of every
MIDI file. If you like the program, you can register your copy and remove all
limitations.
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