MIDI to MP3 Converter 2.0

Publisher review:
MIDI to MP3 Converter is designed to convert MIDI to MP3 and WAV audio files. The software is designed with very easy-to-use interfaces, so that novices can use it within minutes with several clicks. The software is very small that will not take many computer resources. And the output audio quality is very good. If convert to MP3, you may also configure the output MP3's settings to make a balance between audio quality and file size.

MIDI to MP3 Converter is designed to convert MIDI to MP3 or WAV audio.

To convert an MIDI to an MP3, you need only do according to the below steps:
Launch the software MIDI to MP3 Converter
Click the radio "Convert MIDI to MP3"
Click the button "Open..." to open an MIDI file
Click the button "Save..." to enter an MP3 file name to save
Click the button "Convert" to start and wait.

To convert an MIDI to a WAV, you need only do according to the below steps:
Launch the software MIDI to MP3 Converter
Click the radio "Convert MIDI to WAV"
Click the button "Open..." to open an MIDI file
Click the button "Save..." to enter a WAV file name to save
Click the button "Convert" to start and wait.
Requirements:
Sound Card

Operating system:
Win98,WinME,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000,WinXP,Windows2003

Release notes:
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