Bill,
You probably already know that a MIDI file contains nothing more than
instructions, like which note to play, how long it plays, and when it plays.
These instructions must then be passed on to some sort of hardware
device which responds to these MIDI instructions by outputting an
audible response in what ever format you choose.
Most computer sound cards have a very basic set of inbuilt sounds and
while they sound pretty terrible, they'll do the job.
You could load your MIDI track into Goldwave which I'm told is quite
accessible and using your sound cards inbuilt wave map, output / mix /
render the audio to mono stereo wave or even the dreaded mp3
HTH.
Glen Barwick
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On 06-Jul-14 2:07 PM, Bill Tipton (ML) wrote:
Hello,
Can anyone recommend a free program that converts MIDI files to .wav files that
works well and easily with JAWS 15?
I do not need to do any editing, I just want to convert the file as is to .wav.
Thank you, Bill
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