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MIDI to WAV Converter

Turn a Standard MIDI file into playable, lossless stereo audio with General MIDI instruments — free and in your browser.

Convert your MIDI

Your MIDI stays in this browser. Songparts fetches the instrument SoundFont, then renders the audio locally.

Choose a MIDI file

.mid or .midi, up to 10 MB. You can also drag and drop it here.

Output settings

Sample rateNormalize volumeAdjusts one shared peak to -1 dBFS. It preserves dynamics and does not compress the music.Trim silenceRemoves quiet space only at the beginning and end, with a short margin to protect note attacks and releases.

Choose a MIDI file to begin.

How to convert MIDI to WAV

1. Choose a MIDI file. Select or drop a .mid or .midi file. It is parsed locally before rendering.
2. Choose the output. Keep 44.1 kHz for general music use, or select 48 kHz for video workflows.
3. Render and download. Convert the MIDI, listen in the audio preview, then download the 16-bit stereo WAV.

What changes when MIDI becomes WAV?

MIDI stores performance instructions, not a recorded waveform on its own.

WAV stores rendered audio samples. This converter cannot reproduce external synths, effects, or the exact mix from a DAW project.

Why use WAV instead of MIDI?

WAV plays in ordinary audio software and is uncompressed PCM audio, so no lossy codec is introduced during conversion.

FAQ

Is the MIDI to WAV converter free?: Yes. You can convert, preview, and download a WAV without an account or payment.
Is my MIDI file uploaded?: No. The MIDI is read and rendered in your browser.
Why do the instruments sound different from my DAW?: MIDI stores performance instructions, not a fixed recording.
Does it support drums and tempo changes?: Yes. General MIDI programs, drum notes, timing, and supported controls are included.
Should I choose 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz?: Choose 44.1 kHz for music playback and 48 kHz for video workflows.
How large will the WAV be?: A 16-bit stereo WAV at 44.1 kHz uses about 10 MB per minute.

Explore more

Chord Progression Generator — build, hear, and export a progression as MIDI.
Free Play — play General MIDI instruments from your keyboard or controller.
Songs — browse songs to hear, play, and practice.