Re: Need help with MIDI

["Andrew Rodland" <arodland@ptdprolog.net>]

Sorry I can't provide too much info here, but there's a program named T R A
X from Passport designs, runs under windows, which will do that, it's format
isn't midi, but exactly the same stuff, so if you import..edit..export, you
lose no data. Unfortunately, it probably costs some money, but comes bundled
with the Soundblaster. If you can't find anything else, I could post it
here.
"Labelas Enoreth" <labelas@hotmail.com> wrote in message
labelas-2412992140070001@psl1b30-66.pbc.adelphia.net">news:labelas-2412992140070001@psl1b30-66.pbc.adelphia.net...
> Here is my problem...
> I had some files which contained MIDI data, but without a standard header,
> and I wanted to 'rip' this data out so I could listen to it whenever I
> wanted to (and put one up on my webpage to play, but that's another story)
> So I cut out the proper data and then made up a standard header for
> it...and it worked...however, I have a problem. There is no timing
> information so the music plays about 50 times too fast. Is there any
> utility which will simply let me open up the MIDI file and change the
> tempo and then resave it without having to import it into some special
> non-MIDI format? It was originally from a IIgs, but I had to move
> instruments around because of the odd mapping and compatibility, and I'm
> afraid that if I do som ekind of import/export runaround it will get all
> screwed up,