<python error when sending from yahoo groups, please ignore if duplicate> I've got an audio CD that happens to be a very high quality rendering of some MIDI files, and I also have the MIDI files themselves. I'd like to be able to sync the MIDI file to the CD so that I can play them back on my MarkIV and have the piano part play acoustically. The primary reason I want to do this is that the MarkIV's MIDI sounds are no where near as good as the hardware that was used to render this MIDI to the audio CD, and the piano part would likely sound better live than the rendered version (or, at least that's the hope). I can see from the manual that it will allow me to record a new MIDI file to sync to the CD (but that doesn't help), but I can't see any way to tell it that the two are the same thing (of course, I would probably have to tweak the beginning offset of the two, but I'd be happy to do that to make this work). Is this possible? Short of that, I've begun investigating MID2PianoCD to move the MIDI onto the CD...but, so far, MID2PianoCD tells me that all of these MIDI files are invalid (it work's with other MIDI files, and these MIDI files work on every other piece of software I've tried them with including cakewalk, winAmp, and the Disklavier itself). Thoughts? Thanks. -Kevin
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Syncing CD to MIDI file
2007-12-11 by kgoroway
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