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Subject: Can you render soundcard MIDI output to wave?


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Original Message 1/12             27-Feb-98  @  02:23 PM   -   Can you render soundcard MIDI output to wave?

dm230

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I'm using the MIDISynth on my AWE 64 Gold soundcard to produce drumloops. Having created
these loops with a MIDI sequencer, I'd then like to turn the loop into a sample so that I can
apply effects, timestretch it etc. I've thought of running the sequencer and a sample editor
simultaneously, running line out to line in and trying to capture the sound. But surely the
soundcard's output is ultimately a single digital signal in itself, which could be turned into a
sample without the need for it to go back into the waveIn plug? ANyone know of any software
that does this?

Cheers.



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Message 2/12             01-Mar-98  @  01:44 PM   -   RE: Can you render soundcard MIDI output to wave?

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I saw this on a NG this morning, in response to theexact same question, to try using a shareware program such as Wingroove. Said to do a search for it. I don't know if this works but it would be worth a try.

Don



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Message 3/12             06-Mar-98  @  09:38 PM   -   RE: Can you render soundcard MIDI output to wave?

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go to the creative mixer and turn on the recording for midi output. then start sampling in whatever program you want, and then start the playback of you midi stuff.

It works, and I do it all the time.



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Message 4/12             05-Apr-98  @  01:02 AM   -   RE: Can you render soundcard MIDI output to wave?

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how would you accomplish the same with turtle beach multisound pinnacle card? the way I'm doing it now is to take the analog audio output, and route it to the analog audio input, but i loose on the sound quality in the process. Is there a way to mixdown midi to digital audio, without ever taking the signal out of the digital domain?



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Message 5/12             05-Apr-98  @  05:28 AM   -   RE: Can you render soundcard MIDI output to wave?

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tried using WinGroove, works only with General Midi, doesn't recognize the sounds loaded into the sample store.



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Message 6/12             19-Apr-98  @  05:39 AM   -   RE: Can you render soundcard MIDI output to wave?

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Thank you Timo Peltonen for attending to my problem so promptly. I happen to have an older version of TBS Pinnacle which can record output from the synth/sampler at a sampling rate of 48KHz only. The reason I couldn't record MIDI output in the wave format before was because I was using the 44.1Khz rate. Customer support at TBS really disappointed me - as usually, they didn't have an answer for this relatively simple question. Thank you Kilo for this wonderful site, it really provides tremendous help with practical matters.



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Message 7/12             28-Apr-98  @  06:54 PM   -   RE: Can you render soundcard MIDI output to wave?

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I've been trying to figure out how to render my midi output to wave as well, useing my DB50XG and Tahiti. Anyone know a good way of doing this? Wingroove is not really much of solution seeing as that all you're doing is replacing your hardware synth with a software synth (right?). So what I've been doing is routing my audio out into my audio in and capturing the midi that way (similar to waht brainslav is doing). This degrades the sound though. Anyone know of a better way of doing this?



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Message 8/12             29-Apr-98  @  12:45 AM   -   RE: Can you render soundcard MIDI output to wave?

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Is it possible to render wave files from MIDI internally using something like the SW1000XG? By the way, does anyone know where I could get my hands on one of those cards, or how much they cost?



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Message 9/12             06-May-98  @  10:34 AM   -   RE: Can you render soundcard MIDI output to wave?

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Try using Audio Composer, it works, but with the demo version taken from Internet just up to 22050 Hz. Cakewalk must do it to (File\Utilities\Export Audio to Wave), but it didn't work on my demo version. You can try with WaveMaker, but you need PRG's, not SF2 banks.



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Message 10/12             06-May-98  @  10:56 AM   -   RE: Can you render soundcard MIDI output to wave?

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Try using Audio Composer, it works, but with the demo version taken from Internet just up to 22050 Hz. Cakewalk must do it to (File\Utilities\Export Audio to Wave), but it didn't work on my demo version. You can try with WaveMaker, but you need PRG's, not SF2 banks.



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Message 11/12             06-May-98  @  02:42 PM   -   RE: Can you render soundcard MIDI output to wave?

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The "File\Utilities\Export Audio to Wave" function in Cakewalk only exports your digital audio tracks to wave. Your midi output is left out of the mix. Its a good tool for saving disk space and getting more digital audio tracks out of your system. So... Im still in search of a way to render my midi output from my db50xg to wave. I've just about given up. Maybe I'll look around for that Audio Composer. Thanks.



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Message 12/12             06-May-98  @  02:53 PM   -   RE: Can you render soundcard MIDI output to wave?

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I just looked at Audio Composer. It looks like a cool program... but not really what Im looking for. It just takes wave files off your hard disk and substitutes them for your midi instruments. Its more or less a soft synth. What Im looking for is something that will take the actual wavetable sounds off my db50xg and render them to a wave file. I give up... I think its impossible... with my setup at least. Thanks though.



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