Crystal Premo wrote: > I can understand that whatever I recording directly out of the back of > the computer is going to be less than perfect, but what about the Finale > files? > > I save a file as Standard Midi, then convert it to .aif. with Ultra > Recorder and burn it to a CD with Toast. Why does it come out so soft? > I have been looking for an output level control and can't find out. Any > thoughts?
Hi Crystal, Remember, a MIDI file contains no sound, in and of itself. It just contains data that triggers some MIDI instrument. I don't know anything about Ultra Recorder, but it's my understanding that conversion of a standard MIDI file to aiff requires digitally recording the MIDI, and that some MIDI instrument is needed in order to do this, even if it's QuickTime Music Instruments, which would get you less than desirable results. The volume level of the instrument(s) used for MIDI playback would need to be adjusted in order to get a desirable playback level in the aiff file. Lon ************************* Lon Price, Los Angeles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <http://members.aol.com/txstnr?> _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
