I compose all the tracks and then convert them to WAV independantly by muting the others. That way I have full control over the effects on each instrument when I bring them into MT studio. Heehee
, makes the SB Synth sound like a Roland drum set!Midi to Wav conversion
Midi to Wav conversion
I found it irritating to mix down midi into a wav format on MTStudio- so- I bought MID2WAV from www.mid2wav.com and their program (25 bucks) is a snap... instant, sychronized midi playback as soon as you click the Record button. You can choose your output from a pulldown menu; tweak your recording level; couldn't be any faster. A nice piece of software to compliment MTStudio.
I compose all the tracks and then convert them to WAV independantly by muting the others. That way I have full control over the effects on each instrument when I bring them into MT studio. Heehee , makes the SB Synth sound like a Roland drum set!
I compose all the tracks and then convert them to WAV independantly by muting the others. That way I have full control over the effects on each instrument when I bring them into MT studio. Heehee
, makes the SB Synth sound like a Roland drum set!address correction
the addy is http://www.midi2wav.com
The problem with that method, is that you have the wave file of the internal synth chip in the computer, which usually sound fairly bad, compared to a real instrument. I much prefer to use the sampler to playback midi files and use sound fonts in the sampler, then open a track and record the wave files either one at a time or as a mixed down file, this allows you to choose your sound carefully and get some real sounds that internal synths can't touch.
Just my humble two cents worth.
Just my humble two cents worth.