I desireth to rightclick midi file to convert it to Wav file

[GuitarEasley]

Anybody know if any simple Midi to Wav converters existeth?

I prefereth a small converter that will allow me to simply rightclicketh the midi file thus giving me a menu option to converteth it to a wav file.

Thanks for ye timeth ,

GuitarEasley

[ghostman420]

Cut it out, that crap is annoying. No wonder no-one has responded yet. And no, don't know of any way to do that. hope this helpeth.

[GuitarEasley]

[img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img] I thought I was annoying [img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img]

[ghostman420]

What did I do that was annoying? Except for calling you on your annoying me?

[GuitarEasley]

You did nothing that was annoying. I was just thinking that I thought I was annoying. And it turns out I was right... I was annoying. The more I think about it the more it geteth me annoyeth.

I've been practicing the lute for the renaissance fair and The third person singular("He", "She", "It", "This", "That", "[Someone's Name]") uses the "-eth" and "-th" endings. It probally sounds so bad because I wasn't speaking forsoothly in the third person.

In the meanwhile, I wondereth if Wingroove is a goodeth software program for converting mine midi to wav?

[Barnabas]

Hey GE, I'm looking for the same thing. I don't do any MIDI work, but sometimes I get a MIDI file that someone needs as an audio file to accompany a slide show or something. I found a tool that converted a MIDI file, but it only converted the piano part and not the rest of the instruments in the MIDI file.

The only part of your post that I found annoying was the part about right clicking. My ProTools doth runneth on a one-button UNIX system. [img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img]

[GuitarEasley]

Originally posted by benderbro:
me notum knowum

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I am becoming increasingly convinced that speaking forsoothly and using "disfluencies and discourse markers," play specific roles in our communication, sending signals to the listener to do things like pay more attention, help the speaker find a word, or be patient while the speaker gathers his or her thoughts.

You Know what I mean?

GuitarEasley

P.S. If you ever find yourself saying "ummmmm" too much in front of an audience here's a neat trick: try saying "now..." instead of "um" in order to sound wise and venerable in meetings! [img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img]

[benderbro]

me notum knowum

[metaltim]

Originally posted by GuitarEasley:

I've been practicing the lute for the renaissance fair and The third person singular("He", "She", "It", "This", "That", "[Someone's Name]") uses the "-eth" and "-th" endings. It probally sounds so bad because I wasn't speaking forsoothly in the third person.

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">which one??
I am lucky enough to live only 30 minutes from the greatest Ren fair in all of the land, the Texas Renaissance Festival..
starts in october, goes for 7 weekends

Knoweth that I will beith therith

metaltimith

by the wayeth, it soundith like im thpeaking with a lithp

[snoopy]

And I would like to be able to right-click on a song and have it be mixed (maybe there can be a few types of variations in the contextual menu).