[TobiasMar]

Well, does anyone know how to make MIDI music? I've been wondering for a while....

[musicman2059]

Ahhhhh. You, my friend, have landed on my specialty.

Well, the first thing you need is a MIDI sequencer program. There are a few free ones available online, but if you're looking for real MIDI composing, you'll probably need to shell out $150+ for a good sequencer program. (Google!)

Although with most MIDI sequencer programs these days you can place notes in a point-and-click fashion, you'll need to know how to read music. (I tend to use a keyboard for composing and use point-and-click for editing.)

[Andross]

If you are looking for conversion, try http://mediasoftware...d/freestuff.asp

Click AcidXpress. You can create loop-based music, but you should also be able to open up a .wav file in it and then convert to .midi.

I think you have to go to File>Render As... or something along those lines to convert it. You should be able to figure out how to insert the actual files into a project through the help menus.

[TobiasMar]

Ah, thanks. However, I've also been wondering about how to make mp3 files. Can you tell me that too, please?

[Crimson Barrel Knight]

You can't really make mp3's like MIDIs, since they're real sound. Try getting into a local music band and record the songs to make a practical mp3, for example.

EDIT: Also, try recording your voice. Even though it's a little below decent, it's an okay example of an easy mp3.