Midi file Convert

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  1. Theologyx

    Theologyx Newbie

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    Hi, how i can convert midi Files thats look like that in the text Editor:
    1527
    0,0,0,0,0
    192,0,76,68,0
    144,60,68,44,-1
    128,60,33,1,-1
    144,64,62,40,-1
    128,64,50,5,-1
    144,67,84,23,-1
    128,67,55,22,-1
    192,1,68,31,0
    144,60,68,44,-1
    144,64,62,9,-1
    128,60,50,40,-1
    128,64,45,1,-1
    144,67,76,35,-1
    128,67,50,10,-1
    etc.


    To a new Midi file Format

    Uploaded File: From Atari Program= Music Studio Players.ST
    DEMOSOUN.MID
    https://zippyshare.day/fteo3DuOw0b8Tg9/file
    Thanks
    Theo
     
    Last edited: Feb 5, 2025 at 8:06 PM
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  3. Radio

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    go to --> http://midi.teragonaudio.com/progs/software.htm

    MIDI File Disassembler/Assembler

    A program to convert MIDI files into readable text files that you can view and edit with any text editor.
    This also goes the other way, converting the text file back into a new MIDI file with any changes you made.

    But it's more than that. It features much more processing of the MIDI data, allowing you to filter out any particular types of data, or filter by MIDI channel or note range, or remap note numbers, or scale volume, or delay tracks, etc. In order to use this program, you must first download and install the MidiFile DLL and GenMidi DLL.
     
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