TonyDi

 

Well OK to expound, you cannot copy a midi to a CD - I mean you CAN but you'll get nothing playing it through a CD player. MIDI is a specific format for any keyboard or other instrument capable of that format - and CD PLAYERS ARE NOT capable of that format.  SO it has to be converted into an MP3 or a WAV file or a WMA (Windows Media File - which also may not play through a CD player - depends).  But it takes specific software to do that.  Actually there IS a relatively decent conversion program FREE online that you can input your MIDI file and select either WAV or MP3 for output back to your computer.  I have loads of software that does that sort of thing but HAVE used this online piece of software to generate WAV files (actually larger files but much better sound than MP3's which are more tightly compressed).  If you want I can look for that program link (not sure of what it is or where at this point but I DO have it someplace) or send the file to me and I'll convert it and return a WAV file to you which you CAN cut to CD and usually that format will play on just about any CD player regardless of age.  OLDER CD players did have some limitations but if it's less than 2 - 3 years old it should be fine.

 

Now if I can only get the cast to be as good as the sound effects!  LOL