SephirothJenova wrote:I was wondering how could I convert from midi to mp3.
That shouldn't be too hard. Just open up your favorite sound recording program and then open the mixer (should be accessible by double clicking the speaker in the systray). Click Options -> Properties. Click the recording radio button. Now look for something in the list that says either MIDI, or something that implies combined output. In the case of my laptop this would be called "Wave Out Mix." Make sure it's checked and then hit OK. Now look for the slider corresponding to this option. Make sure the "Select" option is checked and set the slider to an appropriate level. Now go back to your sound recording program and hit record. Now play the MIDI file and then stop recording when it's done playing. Now all you have to do is edit out the silence. This is the way I'm used to doing it; however, WinAMP can make this much easier, but only WinAMP 2. WinAMP 3 doesn't have the ability to output to a wav file (at least I haven't figured out any way to do it.) In WinAMP you just have to select the Wave file output plugin and then play the file. If you want more detailed instructions just ask.
There are also some programs that use their own samples to make a wav out of MIDI, but I've never used one.