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jyris1 · 06-4-2008, 03:27 PM

don't know if someone already explained this but...

1. You can use the predefined BPM/BPM changes already coded in the MIDI file itself as a reference for stepfile making.

2. To get good quality MP3 sound from a MIDI file, you need a decent synthesizer to play back/record the MIDI file. There are software or hardware synthesizers available. The best ones are usually not free, unless you get them from some other source. Most normal MIDI players/converters sound terrible and/or like previous-gen video game music.

3. I am also interested in this topic, and I have been doing MIDI for about 12 years.

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06-4-2008, 03:27 PM	#16
jyris1 FFR Player Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 133	Re: Are you a bad enough dude to increase FFR's classical library? don't know if someone already explained this but... 1. You can use the predefined BPM/BPM changes already coded in the MIDI file itself as a reference for stepfile making. 2. To get good quality MP3 sound from a MIDI file, you need a decent synthesizer to play back/record the MIDI file. There are software or hardware synthesizers available. The best ones are usually not free, unless you get them from some other source. Most normal MIDI players/converters sound terrible and/or like previous-gen video game music. 3. I am also interested in this topic, and I have been doing MIDI for about 12 years. EDIT:deleted __________________ I designed ddreamstudio. The FFR Community has kindly compiled a ddreamstudio guide/downloads here-> http://goo.gl/nq5Ad Last edited by jyris1; 06-4-2008 at 04:27 PM..