Good MIDI file site?
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Having alot of trouble finding MIDI files for alot of songs, some that I would have thought have been made. The only ones I can find is usually just backing tracks, which isn’t really what I need when trying to learn/chart vocals.
So for people who have/are using MIDIs to help chart, where do you guys go for them?
Also sorry if this isn’t in the right forum, I wasn’t sure where this would go…
Free MIDIs, the best place to go is just Google. Anything that doesn’t come up with a simple Google search probably doesn’t exist. You can also try Songsterr for GP tracks but for electronic stuff it’s a no go and vocals are not always present. For paid MIDIs:
Just remember, while MIDI’s can be a good start, do not rely on them 100% for anything.
Yeah, though. A google search for ” midi” is usually easy enough. You should see a pattern on the first page of results. If you don’t seem to be finding anything after the first few links, it’s probably not there (or at least not one you’d want). If possible, when you find one, try a few different sites and load them all up in REAPER to compare. A lot of the MIDIs are the same file passed around and named different, but there can be several charts for one song as well. That’ll help you find the one that’s the closest* to the real song.
I use some of these sites:
They are all free so sometimes they aren’t the best.
I am relying heavily on Guitar Pro 6. Costs some money to purchase, but there are lots of good tabs available. You can take any tab and export to a MIDI file. Even better, you can export each individual track to an audio and MIDI file, and chart that track by itself, with no interference from other instruments.
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