[Hidden-tech] Converting MIDI to .wav

[Tony Jillson]

Hi Matt,
The easiest way is if you have Quicktime Pro (I think it's still $30).  
Choose "Export..." in the File menu. That will get you to AIFF. Then  
Export... again to convert it to Wave.
You can also use Garageband. Drag the file from your desktop into  
Garageband. Then you can tweak the sounds the file plays. Then you can  
"send to iTunes". This will result in an AIFF file, which you can  
convert to Wave in iTunes (in itunes>preferences>advanced change  
"import using" to Wave)
Hope this helps,

Tony Jillson
Birdwaves Media
stmix at birdwaves.com
(413) 628-3805
www.birdwaves.com


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> I'm a music/audio neophyte.  I have a .MID file (MIDI of the Charlie  
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