Enter a MIDI file source below to convert a MIDI file into the SKINI data format. An executable of the midi2skini program for linux (Intel) can be downloaded here.
Track number to extract: (usually starting from Track 1 for the first track in the MIDI file, with the control track being Track 0).
Include translation comments: yes, no.
Include ControlChange messages: yes, no.
then you should get the following data:
NoteOn =0 1 72 64 NoteOn =0 2 48 64 NoteOff =0.5 1 72 64 NoteOn =0.5 1 72 64 NoteOff =0.5 2 48 64 NoteOn =0.5 2 60 64 NoteOff =1 1 72 64 NoteOn =1 1 79 64 NoteOff =1 2 60 64 NoteOn =1 2 64 64 NoteOff =1.5 1 79 64 NoteOn =1.5 1 79 64 NoteOff =1.5 2 64 64 NoteOn =1.5 2 60 64 NoteOff =2 1 79 64 NoteOn =2 1 81 64 NoteOff =2 2 60 64 NoteOn =2 2 65 64 NoteOff =2.5 1 81 64 NoteOn =2.5 1 81 64 NoteOff =2.5 2 65 64 NoteOn =2.5 2 60 64 NoteOff =3 1 81 64 NoteOn =3 1 79 64 NoteOff =3 2 60 64 NoteOn =3 2 64 64 NoteOff =3.5 2 64 64 NoteOn =3.5 2 60 64 NoteOff =4 1 79 64 NoteOn =4 1 77 64 NoteOff =4 2 60 64 NoteOn =4 2 62 64 NoteOff =4.5 1 77 64 NoteOn =4.5 1 77 64 NoteOff =4.5 2 62 64 NoteOn =4.5 2 59 64 NoteOff =5 1 77 64 NoteOn =5 1 76 64 NoteOff =5 2 59 64 NoteOn =5 2 60 64 NoteOff =5.5 1 76 64 NoteOn =5.5 1 76 64 NoteOff =5.5 2 60 64 NoteOn =5.5 2 57 64 NoteOff =6 1 76 64 NoteOn =6 1 74 64 NoteOff =6 2 57 64 NoteOn =6 2 53 64 NoteOff =6.5 1 74 64 NoteOn =6.5 1 74 64 NoteOff =6.5 2 53 64 NoteOn =6.5 2 55 64 NoteOff =7 1 74 64 NoteOn =7 1 72 64 NoteOff =7 2 55 64 NoteOn =7 2 48 64 NoteOff =8 1 72 64 NoteOff =8 2 48 64