MIDI to MP3 - Convert your MIDI to MP3 for Free Online (2024)

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MIDI Audio Format MIDI Converter

MIDI is a file format for creating, sharing and playing digital music. The name MIDI stands for Musical Instrument Digital Interface, and the standard was launched in 1983. MIDI files don’t contain an actual audio recording, but instead contain data about how the sound should be produced by a compatible playback device or software program, including the notation, pitch, speed, volume and tempo of each instrument. The format’s smaller file sizes make it ideal for sharing music online.

MIDI is predominantly designed for musicians and producers to create or edit music or audio tracks, and so MIDI files can't be played by all media players. However, you should be able to play MIDI tracks with most music recording and editing applications, such as GarageBand and Audio Evolution Mobile, as well as with VLC Media Player. You can also use these applications to export MIDI files into other formats like MP3 or WAV.

MP3 Audio Format MP3 Converter

MP3 is the most common format for storing and playing digital music. It’s short for ‘MPEG-1 Audio Layer 3’, and it was developed in the early 1990s as a way of compressing audio to create smaller files that could be easily shared and stored without losing too much sound quality.

MP3 is a universal format maintained by the International Office for Standardization (ISO). MP3 tracks will play on almost any device and with most media players, including Windows Media Player and Apple Music. Digital music took off in the 1990s and 2000s, and many users used media players to ‘rip’ CDs, or download tracks from sites like Napster, turning MP3 into the most common audio format. Because MP3 uses ‘lossy’ compression that can’t be reversed, some music listeners prefer to use other formats such as FLAC, even if the file sizes are bigger.