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Game Creation => Requests => Topic started by: karate_camel on August 25, 2005, 10:38:57 AM

Title: request: mp3 to midi or wav
Post by: karate_camel on August 25, 2005, 10:38:57 AM

i need a music converter that will convert mp3's to mid. or wav.
plz
thanx

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Post by: LynX on August 25, 2005, 10:51:43 AM

I really don't recommend any MP3 to Midi converter, cause it makes incredibly crappy midis. For MP3 to Wav, there are lots of those, but they need registration, else they'll make "deaf spots" every 10 secs of the song (sound, or whatever).

Plus, you are using RM2k3 or XP, you can import MP3s into it.

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Post by: karate_camel on August 25, 2005, 10:53:51 AM

ye but their such big files besides its for a title screen no-one listens to em!  ;)

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Post by: LynX on August 25, 2005, 11:29:23 AM

So what? Besides, Wav files take more space than MP3s, so MP3 is still the best option.

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Post by: White Dwarf on August 25, 2005, 11:41:19 AM

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Originally posted by karate_camel
ye but their such big files besides its for a title screen no-one listens to em!  ;)

Well its less bother. It's less work. And you ont need to pay. to have them as mp3's

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Post by: lonewolf on August 25, 2005, 02:00:54 PM

but how do i find a way to make

my mp3 to wave of midi

format as all the music

i got  for my games is on mp3 and

as not got the xp game make

working as need more rams on my pc

i need to put it in the 2003

game maker and there only

have mids of wav format

is there any thing on line that can help me

to format the music files

i got realplay it only lets me do


mp3s and music for my hifi

thanks for the help on this

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Post by: karate_camel on August 25, 2005, 05:44:29 PM

this is a bit out of no where but i love your pic lynx

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Post by: Darkfox on August 25, 2005, 05:59:35 PM

In my case I have little option thant to have my songs turned to MIDI, being that the song is hummed but not instrumently composed. But if the song you have is already instrumently composed then I guess a MP3 would work well. WavePad is a good recording, editing, audio tool. Look it up.

Title: ok thanxz
Post by: karate_camel on August 25, 2005, 06:57:27 PM

ok thanxz