1: Can an mp3/wav etc be converted to MIDI?
2: Can I upload a MIDI to my webspace and download it to my WAP mobile which accepts MIDI file extensions as ringtones?
1: Can an mp3/wav etc be converted to MIDI?
2: Can I upload a MIDI to my webspace and download it to my WAP mobile which accepts MIDI file extensions as ringtones?
1. In short, no.Originally posted by 3Dfx
1: Can an mp3/wav etc be converted to MIDI?
2: Can I upload a MIDI to my webspace and download it to my WAP mobile which accepts MIDI file extensions as ringtones?
MIDI stores information about instrument 'parts' e.g. keyboard, guitar, tempo, patterns, timings, key signatures etc. whereas MP3 and WAV store raw audio (frequency and volume information).
In other words, MP3s contain no information about what instruments are being played, how many tracks make up the arrangement or what timings are used and there is no reliable way to construct this information from RAW frequencies and volume information.
2. You'd be better downloading the MIDI file to your PC and uploading to your phone using a Bluetooth or IR adapter.
cheers,
dave
Although you can go the other way quite sucessfully, as the insturments just play, and this is recorded as rew sound.
Twigman
Have done the same. Wasted a good weekend to get MP3s from those mobile phone sites where you can preview polyphonic ring tones, and then tried to convert them to MIDI to no avail.Originally posted by Agent
I have tried a few programs which try and do MP3/wav - > midi. Dont waste your time !!
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Its quicker to simply sit down at a piano with the mp3 and work out the main tune then play it through the Keyboard (or piano - if you have a good one) and get it into Sibelius then save as a MIDI from there ... although does require a musical ear!
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Cant... no IR/Bluetooth, but my new fone (If I get it) will have IR... but my PC dont have IR LOL...You'd be better downloading the MIDI file to your PC and uploading to your phone using a Bluetooth or IR adapter.
But If I upload the MIDI's to my webspace and enter the address into the fone and directly retreive it, it costs £0.00 cos its not enuff of a download to charge me on GPRS! WOOO
... but they sound Panda cos my Nokia's poly tones suck ass
Only if you're phone has an HTML browser, otherwise you'll need to be served WML.Originally posted by 3Dfx
[B]But If I upload the MIDI's to my webspace and enter the address into the fone and directly retreive it, it costs £0.00 cos its not enuff of a download to charge me on GPRS! WOOO
As far as GPRS charges go, it depends on the operator I suppose, but GPRS is metered by the byte and the operators are perfectly capable of charging you for it. I can't see a MIDI file breaking the bank, though!
cheers,
dave
Midi files are so popular that there should already be 500 different midi files of the song you want already floating about on the net, just Google for it..... unless you are looking for "Patrick Moore Plays the Xylephone".....
NS
no... I want Special D - Come With Me
Some of it -
http://atomnet.co.uk/files/comewithme-speciald.mid
Or -
http://www.gsmfx.com/polyphonic-melo...pecial_D..html
Still looking though...
NS
NightShade737 - are those free?
that last one sounds proper good!!
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