Easy Way to Convert Midi to Txt

convert midi to txt

Hello !

How can i convert midi to text please ?

I try with http://en.nemidi.com/ but Romi's ADDmusic.exe doesn't reconize this .txt.

Thanks !

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It probley won't work but try it out. Rename the .midi to a .txt. :3	The Game
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Originally posted by LuigiYoshi112

It probley won't work but try it out.
Rename the .midi to a .txt. :3

lol is all i gotta say,
now for the answer your looking for, download tinymm, get a midi editor iike anvil studio, its much more useful and it tells you how many tracks you got, (you can have up to 8) tinymm makes an mml file which you can easily fix up a little bit with the music porting tool in the tools section or at smwr.bplaced.com/music now all you need is the tutorial by snn and supertails in the tutorials forum on page 2

*sigh* Everyone seems to work around the main question that Shiva asked. Basically when you have your midi file opened in your text editor, just copy the contents to a new txt file, as simple as that. After that you will need to do as omegazeroINFI stated, by having to convert the file to be used in SMW. In other words getting rid of the mml channels, adding in the smw channels, tempo, instruments, etc.

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Originally posted by E-Man

*sigh* Everyone seems to work around the main question that Shiva asked. Basically when you have your midi file opened in your text editor, just copy the contents to a new txt file, as simple as that. After that you will need to do as omegazeroINFI stated, by having to convert the file to be used in SMW. In other words getting rid of the headers, adding in the channels, tempo, instruments, etc.

my bad, i completely missed that bit

alternative: open your mml file, then you can use this to convert the mml into insertable format. But, you will need to make sure that it is going to work right after you get your new code.

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current status: writing asm..

Originally posted by Snake X

alternative: open your mml file, then you can use this to convert the mml into insertable format. But, you will need to make sure that it is going to work right after you get your new code.

you know, i think that was easy enough to figure out when i gave the link to the site in general. also the music porting tool is better as it lets you shrink the octaves or raise them till they are as close as possible to being o1 to o6 as it doesnt let you increase or decrease past those points

Thanks you very much guys !

All your posts help me a lot !

I need more help with convertion.

In Romi'sAddMusic, I have a error "Musical interval is too slow".

What I have done : convert in mml and after with superyoshi'sMusic Utilities, I convert mml in text.

What should I do for make any corection ?

Whith Music porting tool, I haven't man,age to convert my mml The tools say "invalid channel Volume input". What I have done wrong ?

Thanks a lot !

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I think you mean: Musicl interval is too low, right?

A song's tempo, determined in the header at the top of the file, should look like this:

#0 wX tY
X=a number between 0-255, usually 230
Y=a number between 0=255, usually around 50

Octaves (o3, o4, etc.) can be no lower than o1 and no higher than o6. Your song probably has a few notes in the o1 area, so the interval is labelled as too low. If so, you need to raise EVERY octave in that channel by one or two (all o2s become o3s, and all o4s become o5s, etc).

Thanks for the reply ! Here my header :

#0 @0 q7f v255 y10 w255 t45

How can I reconized ocatves in that text ?

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Firstly, your song header (the line at the top of the song) should look like this:

#0 w255 t50

Secondly, your channel headers (the lines at the start of each of your channels) should look like this:

#channel number, @instrument, v230

q7f and y10 do not need to be implemented unless you've changed these values.

Thirdly, an octave in the text might look like this:

o4a4b4c4d4
a4b4d2
a8e8o3c2c4

If there's an error with your song, AddMusic will give you the specific line where the error occured. Count down to that line in your text file and, in your case, raise the oX value up (o1=o2). Remember to also raise the rest of the octaves in your channel by one.

Si tu veux l'explanation en français, je peux t'aider.

Thanks you for all those explanations

What do you call channel ? En français c'est une chaine (de télévision) ? Une piste peut être ?

Here the begining of the song :

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#0 @0 q7f v255 y10 w255 t45 r1^1^1^1^1^1^2 o8e1^1^1^1^1^1^1^1^1^1^1^2 r1^1^1^1^1^1^1^1^1^1^1^1^1^1^1^1^1^1^1^1^1^1^1^1^1^1^1^1^1^1 o6e1^1^1^1 >d1^1 e1^1^1^1^1^1 <f+1^1 >e1^1 <b1^1 >a1^1 <e1^1^1 g1 >b1^1 <a1^1 g1^1 e1^1 >a1^2 <g2 e1^1 a1^1 e2f+2 >g2<e2 a1^2 >b2 e1^1 <a1^2 g2 f+1^1 e1^1^1^1^1^1^1^1 >e1^1^1^1 <d1^1 e1^1^1^1^1^1 f+1^1 >e1^1 <b1^1 a1^1 >e1^1^1 g1 b1^1 a1^1 g1^1 e1^1 a1^2 <g2 >e1^1 a1^1 <e2f+2 >g2<e2 >a1^2 b2 e1^1 <a1^2 >g2 <f+1^1 e1^1^1^1^1^1^1^1 >e1^1^1^1 d1^1 <e1^1 ;

Nothing seems to be an octave here, am I correct ?

Romi's Addmusic say :

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8: invalid octave
11: musique interval is too high

And aslo for more lines.

Can you help me again ?

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Le mot 'channel' ne décrit pas bien que tu veux. Une traduction correcte est les sections dans le chanson. Par example:

#1 @12 v230
o3a1
b1
c1
;
#2 @13 v225
d2c2
b2a2
;

Voyez que les deux sections de musique à une ligne qui décrit le numéro de la section, l'instrument et le volume.

Deuxiêmement, je vois dans ta musique que tu as an o8 (après r1^1^1...). C'est trop haut--change o8 à o6 ou o5. Lis la musique encore et chaque fois que tu vois o7 ou o8, change à o5.

J'espère que ça fait un peu plus de sense!

Thanks a lot for your great help ! Et en français en plus !

Further I have this : should i decrease all 8 that are here ?

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#0 @0 q7f v225 y10 r1^1^1^1^1^1^1^1 o2e4b8b8>g8g8<b4 r4a8b8>d4e4 <e4b8b8>g8g8<b4 r4a8b8>e4f+4 <e4b8b8>g8g8<b4 r4a8b8>d4e4 <e4b8b8>g8g8<b4 r4a8b8>e4<b4 e4b8b8>g8g8<b4 r4a8b8>e4f+4 <e4b8b8>g8g8<b4 r4a8b8>e4<b4 a4>g8g8a8a8e4 r4<a8b8>d4e4 <e4b8b8>g8g8<b4 r4b4a8b8>d8<b8 e4b8b8>g8g8<b4 r4a8b8>e4f+4 <e4b8b8>g8g8<b4 r4a8b8>e4<b4 a4>g8g8a8a8e4 r4<a8b8>d4e4 <e4b8b8>g8g8<b4 r4b4a8b8>d8<b8 >c4e8e8b8b8e8e4 r2^8e8f+8 <b4>a8a8b8b8f+4 r4^8<b8>c8g8<a8b8 e4b8b8>g8g8<b4 r4a8b8>e4f+4 <e4b8b8>g8g8<b4 r4e4a4b4 >c4e8e8b8b8e4

How can I correct "music interval is too low" ? Is this octave too ?$

Merci d'avance !

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I don't know, but changing o2 to o3 maybe work best. Also, a little sugerence, loop it a bit more, like this:

to this:

and this:

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r4a8b8>d4e4 <e4b8b8>g8g8<b4 r4a8b8>d4e4 <e4b8b8>g8g8<b4 r4a8b8>d4e4 <e4b8b8>g8g8<b4

to this:

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[r4a8b8>d4e4<e4b8b8>g8g8<b4]3

The size will be even less, that is usefull sometimes, and, if you loop it, remember to put the "L" command, like this:

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#0 @0 q7f v225 y10 lx

Where x is the number that repeated more times than others, in this case, I think the L will be L8. I hope I helped a bit.

EDIT: seems that my codes stretched the tables :/

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Thank you for those details !

Can some one help me about this error : "music interval is too low". What does it mean ?

Thanks !

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Originally posted by shiva

Thank you for those details !

Can some one help me about this error : "music interval is too low". What does it mean ?

Thanks !

it means that the instruments octave is to low, like say if you see any o1, try to make them o2, if it doesnt work, raise it again or pop a > or < on the line after say any o1-6s

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