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 Member 698 Level 16.19 Mar 2006 
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If I remember correctly, open a MIDI in Quicktime Pro (included with Final Cut Pro or $19.95 from Apple.com) and go: File --> Export --> to MP3 (or AIFF) Pretty simple if I recall correctly. PM me if you need help with getting a copy of Quicktime Pro. Additional Spam: Oh, Orion - one more thing: Garageband can open up MIDI files. You can re-arrange them and change the instruments to Apple's high quality virtual ones and export to iTunes. They sound awesome!!! Garageband is free with most recent macs as part of iLife. Jam it back in, in the dark.
Last edited by harry; Oct 9, 2007 at 05:30 PM.
Reason: This member got a little too post happy.
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