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RICHARD Alain wrote:
> 
> I would transform midifiles in wave files.
> Does a software to do this quicklier then normal recording exists ???

I don't think using software will be much faster. I do think that there
is a (severe) downside to it. You see, if you want the WAVE file to
sound exactly like the MIDI file when you play it using your MIDI
equipment, then the only good method is:
Open up an application to play the MIDI file AND open up an
application which will allow you to record the piece as a WAVE file.
Hit 'record' on the WAVE application and 'play' on the MIDI player.

The method you're probably thinking about, is the use of an application,
that will use its own sounds (wave samples) to directly generate the
WAVE file. The use of these wave samples could be very disappointing. A
MIDI file, that sounds good on your MIDI equipment may not sound good
when such a program turns it into a WAVE file. Also, these progs are not
XG or GS compatible.

Greetings,
C.C.
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