... Supposidly there's a program out there called Jazz Midi Sequencer that'll do the trick.
Yep, the Jazz Midi Sequencer is easy to use. It is a shareware. You should be able to locate it through any search engine.
ankitgoenka Posts: 8
Phone Model: t300
Service Provider: Unknown
Tue Jul 22, 2003 1:41 pm
humm...well i wonder if you guys are talking abt Polyphonic ringtones!...i need an editing software for Polyphonic MIDI's
-Ankit
dominate Posts: 4
Phone Model: sony ericsoon t310
Wed Jul 23, 2003 12:55 pm
hmm... what do you mean by trim down? if you wanna remove parts of a midi and adjust volume you can use Cubase. its not freeware but who cares.
adey Posts: 3
Phone Model: Sony Ericsson T610
Service Provider: o2
Thu Jul 24, 2003 1:02 pm
Quicktime Pro will open up and edit polyphonic midi files on both Mac and PC's. Once you've cut them down to the length you need to export the file as'Standard Midi File' and bluetooth (or whatever you use) them to you phone.Not only will Quicktime do this but it acts as a swiss army knife for a host of audio,graphic and video format conversions.
prodjsxb Posts: 4
Phone Model: t300 and t800
Service Provider: Microcell
Fri Jul 25, 2003 5:28 am
There is a program called Psm Player by APO I use it for trimming length at any start and end point as well as adjusting the volume on the individual instruments or as a whole, great for making ringtones... best of all, it's FREE!!!!
Hope this helps you...
prodjsxb Posts: 4
Phone Model: t300 and t800
Service Provider: Microcell
Fri Jul 25, 2003 5:29 am
One more thing... it works on other ringer formats as well like rttl's and stuff...
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