MIDI to MP3?

Well, I know there are many converters you can download and use to convert the files. I'd suggest using a search engine and looking up "How to convert Midi to MP3", and you should get a few helpful websites. (I can't post them because it'd probably be considered advertising, of course.)

You'll want to make sure the program you download is reliable, of course, so you could do a few searches on the program's name and look for feedback, or something, if need be.

If you can't download files (like me), then I'm not sure if there's a program that comes on most computers already to convert them...
 
MIDI isn't sound, it's data.
You'll have to render it first into a .wav I imagine, then you can convert into .mp3.
I may be wrong though, I don't play around with MIDI.
 
Yeah, I think you're right. One of the converter programs said that since MIDIs aren't really sound, their program would simply have you play the MIDI and it'd record it, then save it as MP3. So, I guess, if you have a sound recording program that can save as MP3, maybe you could just record the MIDI yourself.
 
How I usually do it:
Open using iTunes
Preferences -> General -> Import Settings -> Import using -> mp3 encoder
Right-click the file
Convert

I do this quite a lot for game music (OoT <3), and this is the only way I found which actually works. It's not fast per se, but oh well.
 
Well... I tried it out spoon. It worked except something kind of odd happened. It mixed piano and organ. :/ It's only supposed to be organ, but it seemed to have organ play the highest parts, piano play the middle octaves, and organ play the lowest octaves. Any idea what the heck happened there?
 
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