Converting MIDI Files to WAV Files

How to go from a MIDI file on the keyboard to a WAV file on the computer. This results in a clear, quality recording. This is the method I use for all my compositions.

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[MrDhabtewold]

How do you use the audio recorder or how do I find the audio recorder on a Yamaha Tyros 2?

Need help.!!

[AndrecJC]

@MrDhabtewold I'm not sure, sorry - it should be a button on the keyboard, but I don't know my way around the Tyros series. Best of luck!

[clankrat]

is this the same process for a dgx 630 also??

[AndrecJC]

@clankrat I don't believe so. That keyboard, I'm pretty sure, requires a computer to render WAV files.

[realjuvelive]

Wav ? is that the best quality for sounding ?

[AndrecJC]

@realjuvelive WAV files are generally larger, and thus higher quality. They are also playable on any computer, unlike MIDI files.

[jjovereats]

@AndrecJC FLAC files are lossless, and therefore as high quality as the WAV (if it is below 24 bits).

WMA can also be lossless.

[AndrecJC]

@jjovereats That may be a way to do it, but I personally like to do it all on the keyboard. I feel that keeping it all on the instrument offers several benefits over doing it on the computer.

Just personal preference!

[jjovereats]

Simpler, use Ubuntu + Timidity, set the soundfont to Fluid, and use timidity /path/to/midifile.mid -Ow -o /path/to/wavout.wav

[TheMikecon24]

Thanks AndrecJC. That would be a grate help.