[Malvern] Hard drive woes

[Andy Morris]

Robin,

The problem is that a MIDI file is a control schema, it requires the units
to be controlled, ie.: the samples files or a MIDI console which has them.
We have the MIDI file, but it specifies some 'prg' files that we don't have,
but are usually in a MIDI player.  We're looking for a suitable Linux
player - we've got something that will accept the output.  By the way, it's
only going to 'wav' because that's what we want to play it on at the
moment - myself I prefer Ogg Vorbis format - seems to sound better on
speakers, to my ears.

Andy
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Robin Wilson" <r.t.wilson at rmplc.co.uk>
To: "Andy Morris" <zaglabod at onetel.net.uk>
Sent: Monday, June 28, 2004 5:42 PM
Subject: Re: [Malvern] Hard drive woes


> Hi
>
> If you want to convert midi to wav....all you need to do is record the
> output when you play a midi file. Just record in a simple app (I don't
know
> any linux sound recording apps) while you are playing a midi file and it
> should record. If it doesn't work, it'll be because your soundcard isn't
> full duplex, but all are these days.
>
> Cheers
>
> Robin
> ==============================================
> Robin Wilson
>