MID Converter 4.2.4

Whats new in version 4.2.4:
small GUI enhancements minor bugs has been fixed

Publisher review:
MID Converter includes several MIDI tools in one.

MIDI to Audio (WAV, MP3, OGG, WMA) recording feature lets you easily record MIDI and Guitar Pro files to the most popular audio formats.

MIDI types converting tool lets you to convert various .mid formats from one to another.

The program also features the built-in sequencer engine. That allows to playback MIDI and Guitar Pro directly in the program and record to Audio with the highest quality.

At least, batch conversion mode saves you the time and hassle of individually converting the files to the desired file type. Along with the ability to batch convert you can, of course, carry out single conversions.

Partial Conversion Mode:
Converting of file fragments with user-defined start and end positions is another amazing feature of this unique software.

Supported Audio formats which you can convert MIDI to:
mp3, wave (wav), ogg.

Supported MIDI formats which you can convert from one to another:
mid 0, mid 1, riff mid 0, riff mid 1.

Supported Guitar Pro formats: Guita Pro 3, Guitar Pro 4.
Requirements:
Pentium 200MHz Processor or greater, 16MB RAM, MIDI interface or Windows-compatible sound card

Operating system:
Win98,WinME,WinXP,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000

Limitations:
save only 60 sec of each file

Release notes:
Major Update

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