Finding midi's - Stuck when I try to make a music :O

[skr]

Well, I was reading this topic to learn how to make a FoF music.

So, I needed my music's midi file.

I checked Music Robot midi search website as it said in the topic, but I cant find any of the midi's that I want >_>

So, know any other sites to look for midi's? I already tryed to google it too but I couldnt find anything >_>

Or

Is there any way to convert a mp3 file to a midi file ? (I guess its impossible)

Sorry for my retarded english :3


Thanks.

[wolferacing]

Here is a link that has some midi files on it. Just search for the song or artist in the upper left search box.

free midi files

As for the mp3 to midi...

I dont know if you can do that but I do know that you can convert midi to mp3.

[nwru]

There's no way to convert a mp3 to a midi file. If it were, it would make our lives much easier =)

[MasteromaN]

There's no way to convert a mp3 to a midi file. If it were, it would make our lives much easier =)

That's wrong. Because notes are frequency we can analyse them and create a midi file. The problem is even if you want to convert a mp3 with only 1 piano playing, there's still some noise. Noise have frequency too => midi with too much notes.
So about making our lives easier, you're right :;):

[nwru]

There's no way to convert a mp3 to a midi file. If it were, it would make our lives much easier =)

That's wrong. Because notes are frequency we can analyse them and create a midi file. The problem is even if you want to convert a mp3 with only 1 piano playing, there's still some noise. Noise have frequency too => midi with too much notes.
So about making our lives easier, you're right :;):

True. Often, the "noise" between the vocals and instruments would make it virtually impossible to separate.

I do wonder how far along "wav to midi" software has come. I suppose even if it were able to spit out a messy midi with notes all over the place, yet timed properly, it could potentially cut down song creation time as opposed to creating from scratch (by ear). Hmmmmmm

[MichallusTG]

I do wonder how far along "wav to midi" software has come.

You can always download a backing track from somewhere (if available) - it does not have that much noise and is mostly mace with MIDI programs - therefore is better to analyse.

[skr]

free midi files

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