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How do you get midis to play

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Member since Apr-8-03 · 1403 posts

RE: How do you get midis to play

LAST EDITED ON Jul-09-04 AT 06:13 PM (EST)

Why don't you try using the SEARCH function before asking questions? This issue has been addressed in the past... You might be surprised what you'd find by simply trying that...

Jim Duncan
Midwest Rail Group

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Member since Jun-18-04 · 548 posts

RE: How do you get midis to play

LAST EDITED ON Jul-12-04 AT 12:31 PM (EST)

I tried searching for midi and didn't find anything on getting them to play. As far as I know goldwave can't convert them to wavs.

Riding on Supertrain.

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Member since Jun-18-04 · 548 posts

RE: How do you get midis to play

Only way I figured out how to do it was record them with goldwave as some other program played them. Now I have a midi version of Battlestar Galactica playing in the Silver Solarium Zephyr car. The sound quailty when recording midis isn't very good because they kept playing too loud and scratchy but the one I am using now is somewhat descent.

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