Description:

Technically MIDI to WAVE conversion is not possible since MIDI is not actual audio but a series of numbers instructing how music is to be played back. MIDI is entirely dependant on the sound card that it will be played back on. Simply stated, MIDI files have to be recorded using your sound card's internal synth.

  
Converting features:
Midi2Wav Recorder provides the synch starting of MIDI playback and Wave recording
Midi2Wav Recorder self-adjusts your sound card mixer settings
and then restores the original settings  
You can choose as sound source MIDI playback only
or mix it with microphone input  
Midi2Wav Recorder offers the possibility to select MIDI-Out and Wave-In devices. This feature may be very useful if your default MIDI-Out and Wave-In devices are conflicting
Midi2Wav Recorder offers the visual representation of waveform and signal volume, statistics evaluations of average and max volumes, clipping warnings
Midi2Wav Recorder provides the possibility to maximize the dynamic range of recording by adjusting record level and MIDI playback volume.
    
  
Midi2Wav Recorder is also a full-featured MIDI and Wave Player
  Playback features:
Midi2Wav allows to play MIDI files of any formats (and RMI too)
and PCM Wave files
You can change the Tempo Ratio, which determines the tempo by multiplying it by a specified rate (per cent)
MIDI and Wave players provide a positioning of playback
Midi2Wav offers the possibility
to select MIDI-Out and Wave-Out devices
Wave player provides visual representation and statistics evaluations of audio signal. This feature may be useful for comparing volume levels of existing files.