What FREE software for working with MIDI files is there available on the internet?
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Try audacity at http://audacity.sourceforge.net/.  You will have to download a plug-in if you want to export .mp3 files because of licensing issues, but it is also located on the same site.  Audacity works very well.
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I have been using this fantastic "free" program called Audacity. It is very easy to use and it handles most music files. MajorGeeks is a great place for free software (don't forget to check out their sponsors who help keep it free) I get almost everything I need at MajorGeeks.com
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I am using nero,musicmatch,and windows too.. try them they are the bestest!
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You can use morpheus. Go to morpheus.com and download from there.
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You probably won't find one.  You see, MP3 is recorded sound.  Midi is the actual muscial instrument keystrokes.  \n\nBut visit http://www.download.com/ and try JetAudio Basic 6.2.6\nhttp://www.download.com/JetAudio-Basic/3000-2167_4-10495839.html\n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!
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http://www.geocities.com/daney200334/sounds/\nits my personal site, u can download or simply link to these midi files,
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You can go to http://www.crostel.com\nThey let you upload any music files, later you can send it to your cell. They convert the midi files in ringtones. And it's free.
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You might try Finale.  They have a free edition. I don't remember if you can change voices or not.  I use Cakewalk.  It is not free, but a very good program for manipulating MIDI files.
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free and easy : Audacity http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/beta_windows\nbest and professional : Adobe audition
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Your best bet is to look for MIDI files.\n\nMidi is an interesting category, because it is generally free, as long as it is for private, non-comercial use.\n\nThis is because they are not samples,. but basically keyboard and synthesysized orchestrations of songs.  They fall under the "public playing" part of song copyrights.\n\nAnd because they are insturment only renditions of songs, there are no vocals involved.  I work part-time as a DJ, and I still use MIDI for that reason.  It is nice when I want to play something in the background to talk over, or as "bumper music".  That way, I am not trying to talk over the singers.  ANd I can stop them whenever I want, without worry of killing a song in the middle.
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There are several, for Windows users I recommend Trillian, available here for free:\n<http://www.ceruleanstudios.com/>\nAnd for Apple and Linux users, I recommend Gaim, available here for free:\n<http://gaim.sourceforge.net/>
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No, any MIDI-capable software should be able to interact with your synth... you just need a MIDI-in port on the synth connected to a MIDI-out port on your soundcard with a standard MIDI cable (if you want the computer to control/play the synth - or vice versa if your synth has a keyboard and you want that to control the pc software).\n\nMIDI is a general standard and as such you don't need specific software. Something like Cubase or Logic would do the trick.
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try www.morpheus.com, it's easy and free
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Free or Paid?\nFor free, you can try Audacity (you may need to get additional plug-ins, though.) http://www.download.com/Audacity/3000-2170_4-10325373.html?tag=lst-0-1\nAt a cost, you can try ImTOO Encoder. http://www.download.com/ImTOO-MPEG-Encoder/3000-2194_4-10499530.html?tag=lst-0-2\nBoth programs will do exactly what you need to do, and ImTOO will do even more for you. You can convert almost all media files with it.
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Try Frooty loops (FL Studio 6), it's a cool software and this will be very useful for you. I made many beats and music with this.
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http://www.download.com\nnot only free demo, free software, shareware, and a lot more...
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the best freeware audio editor \n\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net/\n\nyou can do that , it's easy\n\ngood luck