Re: How to make a midi

Hi TeaJai,

I work for a company that makes digital audio and MIDI sequencers.

Music quality is specific to an instrument.  If your musician friend is a
piano player, I would suggest that you use MIDI exclusively.  If it is
vocals, guitar or a band, MP3 is a way to go. MIDI is by far smaller than
any MP3 file available.

Any newer sequencer worth it's salt can create an MP3 file, and if these
musicians have CD's of their music, almost all of the free MP3 players can
also 'rip' an MP3.  It will be far easier for you to use mp3 from a CD, so
that's the way I'd suggest.  Make certain it is their intellectual property
though, don't put up a cover of a copyrighted song.

David Godfrey
Net Decorator
PG Music Inc.



----- Original Message -----
From: "mamaison" <mamaison(at)gte.net>
To: "HWG Business List" <hwg-business(at)hwg.org>
Sent: August 23, 2000 9:46 PM
Subject: How to make a midi


> Hello all...
>
> I have been asked to make 2 web sites for 2 different musicians. Does
> anyone know what software I will need to convert snippits of music into
> midi or wav files???
>
> Has anyone done a site like this before and how did you handle the sound
> aspect???
>
> Teajai Kimsey
> BudgetWebSiteDesign.com
>

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