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Message: <blockquote data-quote="imhotep" data-source="post: 24696435" data-attributes="member: 562115">Also Audacity can do this too..using the LAME encoder.MIDI is short for Musical Instrument Digital Interface.MIDI is a protocol...and not sounds. It defines how electronic musical instruments, computers and other related devices can communicate with each other.MIDI does NOT transmit an actual audio signal.Each MIDI event carries instructions on Key ON and OFF: when the key is pressed/releasedPitches or notes playedVelocity: how fast and hard the key is pressedAftertouch: how hard the key is held downTempo (or BPM)PanningModulationsVolumeMIDI also carries MIDI clock data between 2 or more instruments. This allows for perfect synchronization between your whole setup.So as hasithayad mentioned above the the correct way is via a DAW.But the software solutions I suggested should work ok..</blockquote>

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