MSX Musics > MIDI

The best solution, once again, is to let an emulator (and for convenience I'll stick to openMSX) convert psg/scc/fmpac frequencies to concrete notes, and then convert them to midi notes so one can use the already available midi exporter to create a midi file. One midi channel for each chip channel.

Hahaha, nice to see that every one has their reason for some kind of a solution, at least we all do it for the love of the old MSX game musics

Good luck with the conversion !

The best solution, once again, is to let an emulator (and for convenience I'll stick to openMSX) convert psg/scc/fmpac frequencies to concrete notes, and then convert them to midi notes so one can use the already available midi exporter to create a midi file. One midi channel for each chip channel.

I SECOND THAT !!!

Let's harass the OpenMSX™ Team ® !!

The best solution, once again, is to let an emulator (and for convenience I'll stick to openMSX) convert psg/scc/fmpac frequencies to concrete notes, and then convert them to midi notes so one can use the already available midi exporter to create a midi file. One midi channel for each chip channel.as far as I know, a feature like that already exists in openMSX. (search for the on screen display sound chip keyboard thingy)

With Moonblaster it would just be 9 channels plus drums... One could opt for oracle though, but i wonder who did something with that next to the demotunes by wolf_...
Or even "worse": Try a fully expanded SME through midi... Won't work

On top of that, I bet j-war doesn't need that anyhoo as the original tunes will be game tunes using just psg, msx music and/or scc... That just fits fine...