capturing MIDI output as .wav?

Java Sound & OpenAL
#1

Can this be done providing a SoundBank?
I searched a lot but was not successful.
Please, you sound experts out there, is that possible?

#2

Look up there.
It say that it may be possible don’t ask me more ;D

#3

[quote]A workaround may be…
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That is so typical Java Sound. Everything maybe and with links to libraries which don’t work or are abandoned :slight_smile:

#4

I read more closely the “solution”… definitly NO for me :-\

#5

I don’t need it any more, but here may be a solution.

It uses Frinika, which uses Gervill (astounding sound quality in the demo Applets there).

direct link to the interesting code snippet:
http://frinika.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/frinika/frinika/trunk/src/com/frinika/tools/MyMidiRenderer.java?view=markup

#6

I used Gervill for transforming Midi to wav and it worked extremely good.
Gervill also supports SF2 and DLS soundbanks.

Without sticking to a pure Java solution, a sequencer or tracker like OpenMPT can render Midi but then one might uses VST effects and instruments instead for better quality.