Couple of points to note: Firstly, you can't convert wav to midi. They're completely different file types - a wav is a stream of raw audio data, while a midi contains instructions like "play note D for 1/2 second with instrument #23", where the instruments are the standard 128 General MIDI ones (yeah, I know you can use DLS, but that's beside the point).
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Originally Posted by Derivative
If you are real good at converting .mp3 to .mod, can you help me out please? Like meaning that you can convert it without a gigantic filesize, or lost of quality. Or it would be easier if I convert it into mp3PRO.
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You'll get either a gigantic filesize or a loss of quality. Again, completely different file types. mp3 is compressed raw audio data, and a mod is like a midi but contains the samples in the files. The key thing is that mods contain uncompressed samples, so there's no way you can get small fiilesize and good quality.
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