Linux midi to wav

Linux midi to wav

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TiMidity doesn’t work correctly with OSS version 301 or earlier. If you have it, please install a newer OSS driver which is available from http://www.opensound.com/.

Software Description

TiMidity is a MIDI to WAVE converter and player that uses Gravis Ultrasound(*)-compatible patch files to generate digital audio data from General MIDI files. The audio data can be played through any sound device or stored on disk. On a fast machine, music can be played in real time. TiMidity runs under Linux, FreeBSD, HP-UX, SunOS, and Win32, and porting to other systems with gcc should be easy. TiMidity++ is not only a converter but also the real-time player that can play a MIDI file in real time. TiMidity does not require an external MIDI instrument module to play MIDI file; performs with software power.

How to convert midi to wav in linux?

I want to convert the midi file to wav file and vice versa in linux.

Please tell me what files should I download and where to get it!

Re: How to convert midi to wav in linux?

Can you tell me the flavour of Linux that you are using? There are some tools available, which I may be able to provide to you tomorrow. Searching on the internet would be helpful, I am sure you have already done that. Found one on the internet — name of the tool timidity++.

Re: How to convert midi to wav in linux?

Check if package timidity is available in your distribution, if there is run «timidity input.mid -Ow -o out.wav»

Multiple soundfonts.

I have several midifiles with which rely on soundfonts I can’t load on AWE64 512 kb of RAM.

For the Timidity setup, how do I make a .cfg for each song so I could run the entire playlist?

Problem using soundfonts in timidity

Supposedly, timidity can use soundfonts (sf2/sbk) but I can’t get it to
work.
I use the proper line in the the .cfg:
soundfont /etc/midi/GU11-ROM.SF2
But for all instruments in the midi file I get the «No instrument mapped»
error.
Any ideas?

timidity.cfg example

please, i need a example for timidity.cfg . My sound card is a SB16 compatible- and when i start timidity in kde and choice a mid to play, i don’t listen any sound but my sound boxes is really on.
I thinking that my timidity is not properly configurate and i don’t know how configure it. Please help-me anybody.

Afonso Blaz from Brasil.
Ops: I use linux HedHat 5.1

timidity.cfg example

please, i need a example for timidity,cfg . My sound card is a SB16 compatible- and when i start timidity in kde and choice a mid to play, not listen any sound.
I think that my timidity is not configurate properly and i don’t know how configure this. Please help-me anybody.

Afonso Blaz from Brasil.
Ops: I use linux HedHat 5.1

Re: timidity.cfg example

: please, i need a example for timidity,cfg . My sound card is a SB16 compatible- and when i start timidity in kde and choice a mid to play, not listen any sound.
: I think that my timidity is not configurate properly and i don’t know how configure this. Please help-me anybody.

: Afonso Blaz from Brasil.
: Ops: I use linux HedHat 5.1

timidity.cfg exemple

please, i need a exemple for timidity,cfg . My sound card is a SB16 compatible- and when i start timidity in kde and choice a mid to play, not listen any sound.
I think that my timidity is not configurate properly and i don’t know how configure this. Please help-me anybody.

Afonso Blaz from Brasil.
Ops: I use linux HedHat 5.1

Re: timidity.cfg exemple

: please, i need a exemple for timidity,cfg . My sound card is a SB16 compatible- and when i start timidity in kde and choice a mid to play, not listen any sound.
: I think that my timidity is not configurate properly and i don’t know how configure this. Please help-me anybody.

: Afonso Blaz from Brasil.
: Ops: I use linux HedHat 5.1

ehm. does it work?

I’ve downloaded this but I cannot seem to get it started.
I’ve unzipped it with winzip classic. Now I do not see any
file that I can start up the program with. How does it
work? Please? Anyone? Help.

.mid plugin for Netscape on Linux Box

My plugin reports that path to timidity cannot be
found. I have TIM_DIR set. Is there some modification
to Netscape needed or is there some other path
direction needed? Thanks.

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A small program to output MIDI files as a mono WAV

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A small program to output MIDI files as a mono WAV with all instruments changed to whatever synthrs has provided

midi-to-wav - synthesise MIDI files midi-to-wav convert input.mid --output output.wav --instrument=square_karplus --envelope Usage: midi-to-wav convert [--instrument=] [--output=] [--envelope] midi-to-wav instruments midi-to-wav (-h | --help) midi-to-wav --version Options: -h --help Show this screen. --version Show version. --input Path to input MIDI file --output= Path to output MIDI file, defaults to input.ext.wav --envelope Whether to use an attack-decay envelope --instrument= Which waveform generator to use (square_wave) 

midi-to-wav convert tests/assets/octave.mid --output output.wav --instrument=square_wave --envelope 

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midi2audio 0.1.1

It provides a Python and command-line interface to the FluidSynth synthesizer to make it easy to use and suitable for scripting and batch processing. In contrast, most MIDI processing software is GUI-based.

Why?

First, FluidSynth has a CLI which is not so straightforward to use. The goal was to make it easy to use as possible by making some parameters implicit.

fluidsynth -ni sound_font.sf2 input.mid -F output.wav -r 44100

midiplay input.mid midi2audio input.mid output.wav

Second, we can have as easy interface scriptable in Python.

FluidSynth().midi_to_audio('input.mid', 'output.wav')

What it is not?

Note that is it not a Python binding to all the FluidSynth commands. If needed check out these packages instead:

Requirements

You need at least one sound font. Normally you’d install them manually or via a package manager. midi2audio looks for its default sound font in ~/.fluidsynth/default_sound_font.sf2 . It can be a symlink or an actual file.

Installation

pip

You can install this package via pip.

Or for development (changes in code take effect without reinstalling):

git clone https://github.com/bzamecnik/midi2audio pip install -e midi2audio

OS X

I’d recommend adding the non-default libsndfile which supports output to FLAC and wide variety of audio formats. Otherwise only WAV, raw and a few other will be supported.

For Mac OS X we provide a script install_fluidsynth_with_soundfonts_osx.sh to automatically install FluidSynth with libsndfile and a basic sound font (Fluid R3 GM) and symlink it so that it’s recognized as a default sound font for this module. Note it it install installed via pip as another entry point.

install_fluidsynth_with_soundfonts_osx.sh

brew install fluidsynth --with-libsndfile mkdir -p ~/.fluidsynth ln -s /path/to/my/sound_font.sf2 ~/.fluidsynth/default_sound_font.sf2

Check the script how to install a few additional (nice but bigger) sound fonts which are not installed by default.

Other OSs

Check you package manager and link your default sound font as descibed above.

Usage

Basically you can either play a MIDI file or synthesize it to audio. FluidSynth allows non-realtime synthesis which is faster than the playback.

Note that the audio format is determined from the audio file extension. The libsoundfile supports a lot of formats.

Python

from midi2audio import FluidSynth

FluidSynth().play_midi('input.mid')

# using the default sound font in 44100 Hz sample rate fs = FluidSynth() fs.midi_to_audio('input.mid', 'output.wav') # FLAC, a lossless codec, is supported as well (and recommended to be used) fs.midi_to_audio('input.mid', 'output.flac')

# use a custom sound font FluidSynth('sound_font.sf2') # use a custom sample rate FluidSynth(sample_rate=22050)

Command line interface

A shell sugars midi2audio and midiplay are provided instead of more verbose python -m midi2audio .

# play MIDI $ midiplay input.mid # synthesize MIDI to audio $ midi2audio input.mid output.wav # also to FLAC $ midi2audio input.mid output.flac # custom sound font $ midi2audio -s sound_font.sf2 input.mid output.flac # custom sample rate $ midi2audio -r 22050 input.mid output.flac

About

Shoulders of giants

Thanks to the authors of FluidSynth for a nice command-line MIDI synthesizer!

Support the project

Need some consulting or coding work regarding audio processing, machine learning or big data? Drop me a message via email or LinkedIn. Or just say hello :).

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Script that converts MIDI files to both WAV and MP3 file types

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Convert MIDI to WAV and MP3 File Types

Linux-only Script to convert a MIDI file into both a .WAV and .MP3 audio formats. Uses Zenity as the GUI to retrieve the MIDI file, create the output files, show progress, and other messages. Requires tiMidity++ and ffmpeg to create the .WAV and .MP3 files.

This script needs the following installed:

• Zenity — Script’s GUI
• tiMidity++ — Converts the MIDI to a WAV format
• ffmpeg — Converts a MIDI/WAV to MP3 format (NOTE: ffmpeg must have —enable-libmp3lame set in order for it to create the MP3 file. You can check this by typing ffmpeg -version into a terminal session.)

This script can be invoked from a File Manager or from a terminal session. When started, it defaults to your $HOME/Music directory. Select the location of your MIDI file. You will be able to changg the directory. Select your MID or MIDI file then click the [OK] button.

Next, the output for the WAV and MP3 files will also default to your $HOME/Music directory. You can change this location. Enter the file name WITHOUT any extensions.

The .wav and .mp3 will be added to the file name you provide. The script will create both files.

If you select any directories that require ROOT access, the script will ask you for your password and then do the conversions as stated above. There is no need to start this script with sudo.

Last updated: 12/19/2021 21:41

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