printing midi files

[achtung!]

hey all! i'm looking for a simple app that opens midi files, recognizes the notation, then let me print several pages, save to pdf, etc..

anyone?

thks in advance,
cheers

 

[gmanterry]

This isn't cheap

I use Finale. It does a great job of creating sheet music from MIDI files.

http://www.finalemusic.com/

Happy New Year

Terry

 

[ChrisA]

I don't know what to recommend except to sayy that these guy seem to be THE standard.

http://www.sibelius.com/products/sibelius_first/index.html

The hard part for me with any of this is getting a clean MIDI file. But I think maybe it's just me. I'm a beginner at the keyboard and the MIDI files I record do not look good. For example I try to play a series of quarter notes and some come out as eights with 1/8 rests. That's what I get for leaving a space between notes. My MIDI files would require much editing before they could be printed.

 

[achtung!]

thks a lot for the replies. i think i'll give finale a try!

 

[ChrisA]

thks a lot for the replies. i think i'll give finale a try!

One more.... I've been learning about Apple's "Logic" it has a score editor built in. Logic has several "views" of the MIDI files. Yu can edit it as a piano rol or as a list of text lines and one view is the "score". If you intend to set up a home studio and like Logic for recording and mixing it will also print nice looking music

 

[pkoch1]

I use Finale. It does a great job of creating sheet music from MIDI files.

http://www.finalemusic.com/

Happy New Year

Terry

I don't know what to recommend except to sayy that these guy seem to be THE standard.

http://www.sibelius.com/products/sibelius_first/index.html

The hard part for me with any of this is getting a clean MIDI file. But I think maybe it's just me. I'm a beginner at the keyboard and the MIDI files I record do not look good. For example I try to play a series of quarter notes and some come out as eights with 1/8 rests. That's what I get for leaving a space between notes. My MIDI files would require much editing before they could be printed.

Finale and Sibelius are the standards. They allow the most editing to make the score look very professional. Logic and other DAWs do not allow nearly as much editing.