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cozy1
I know this topic has been discussed in other threads, but I couldn't find any real progress or direction.
Are there any CF members that would like to have a drag/drop tool that would convert a Standard MIDI File (SMF) to CDLC? I am not talking about converting Frets on Fire, Phase Shift, or the likes of Rock Band MIDI files. If you would like to have such a tool then lets hear it. If I can get 100 or more potential users to signup then I may try to develop the tool. Has anyone else already started or conceived such a project? Don't want to step on any toes or reinvent the wheel.
I have heard all the Cons of why not to do this; can't capture bends, capos, slides, and missing other techniques for more advance players. And I realize there will be obstacles like converting SMF midi to compatible CST xml files, and converting MIDI audio to WEM. Both of which will still require some manual handling like EOF output. No disrespect intended.
Just seems like there is an endless library of SMF MIDI songs already out there. For some the simplicity of creating CDLC from MIDI may outweigh all the Cons.
Open for discussion. Fire away.
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