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Sam CA
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| Posted: Wed Aug 14, 2013 3:02 am Post subject: Re: how i convert mp3 to style |
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| new korg wrote: | | how i convert mp3 to style |
You mean how to just get your favorite Michael Buble mp3 or whatever and convert it into a Style just like that?
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| Posted: Wed Aug 14, 2013 3:10 am Post subject: Re: how i convert mp3 to style |
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| Assyrianpianist wrote: | | new korg wrote: | | how i convert mp3 to style |
You mean how to just get your favorite Michael Buble mp3 or whatever and convert it into a Style just like that? |
Thanks for the chuckle Sam! 
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Sam CA
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| Posted: Wed Aug 14, 2013 6:59 am Post subject: Re: how i convert mp3 to style |
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| Thoraldus wrote: | | Assyrianpianist wrote: | | new korg wrote: | | how i convert mp3 to style |
You mean how to just get your favorite Michael Buble mp3 or whatever and convert it into a Style just like that? |
Thanks for the chuckle Sam! |
Couldn't resist... 
I'd seen all kinds of "How to " questions before but this one was definitely new for me.
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Don't think that would be possible mate... (Would be a cool feature though, perhaps it would be made in 20 years from now.. )
You could make a multitrack wave-file into midifiles though, that way you can import to a style - however thats a VERY big work.. Why just not buy the style you need, or create yourself from scratch? 
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Sam CA
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You need a "back to future Time Machine" for this.
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| If its not possible then why not just say so. |
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| gerr60 wrote: | | If its not possible then why not just say so. |
It is not that it's impossible, just not probable. If you could find a 3rd party program that could accurately convert an MP3 file to multi-channel MIDI you might be able to pull it off. As I understand the current technology, MP3 to MIDI conversion programs have not been all that useful.
The basic thing to understand here is that Styles are created from performance aka 'digital' data, not 'analog' data. Styles can be relatively easily made from the performance data contained in MIDI files.
Hope that helps clear things up for you.
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| MP3 to MIDI? Hmmmm.. makes my head hurt thinking about it.. if I ever get a client asking me this, I'd pay them to leave my studio at once. |
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Sam CA
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| gerr60 wrote: | | If its not possible then why not just say so. |
You missed the humor buddy!
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| No Sam, many of us struggle to get to grips with this keyboard and welcome all the help we can get from this site without the p being taken. |
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Sam CA
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| gerr60 wrote: | | No Sam, many of us struggle to get to grips with this keyboard and welcome all the help we can get from this site without the p being taken. |
GERR60! You're barely posted 2 meaningful posts and you're already trying to set the tone for this forum. You need to chill out. If you don't like what you read move on to the next post. I've helped hundreds of users like YOU. Good luck
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| Thoraldus wrote: | | gerr60 wrote: | | If its not possible then why not just say so. |
It is not that it's impossible, just not probable. If you could find a 3rd party program that could accurately convert an MP3 file to multi-channel MIDI you might be able to pull it off. As I understand the current technology, MP3 to MIDI conversion programs have not been all that useful.
The basic thing to understand here is that Styles are created from performance aka 'digital' data, not 'analog' data. Styles can be relatively easily made from the performance data contained in MIDI files.
Hope that helps clear things up for you.
cheers!
Rick |
You're welcome.
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