Converting .wma to .mid - help needed

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Neil Hindry

I wonder if you can help me.

I have a file that has the extension .wma which I assume means it will only
play in Windows Media player.
I want to convert this file to a .mid (MIDI) file so I can use it as a
ring-tone.

Does anyone know of a free program I can download that will convert this
..wma file to a .mid (MIDI) file?

I hope you can help.
I appreciate any help or information given.

Thanks!
 
Neil said:
I wonder if you can help me.

I have a file that has the extension .wma which I assume means it
will only play in Windows Media player.
I want to convert this file to a .mid (MIDI) file so I can use it
as a ring-tone.

Does anyone know of a free program I can download that will convert
this .wma file to a .mid (MIDI) file?
Click to expand...

Google says this will - if you make a wave from the wma first.
http://www.pluto.dti.ne.jp/~araki/amazingmidi/

I have no idea how well such a program works as they are not changing music
from one format to another...what they have to do more analagous to
transcribing what you hear (the wave) to a piece of sheet music (the midi).

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Google says this will - if you make a wave from the wma first.
http://www.pluto.dti.ne.jp/~araki/amazingmidi/

I have no idea how well such a program works as they are not changing
music from one format to another...what they have to do more analagous
to transcribing what you hear (the wave) to a piece of sheet music
(the midi).
Click to expand...
You are right to be suspicious, Dad, this can only (AFAIK, and I've
*really* looked) on simple single insrument monotonic stuff.

If anyone knows different, please let me know.

mike
 
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