Timidity - how to run?
New to Linux. Wish to convert a midi file to audio and been recommended to use timidity. I appear to have the latest version installed but haven't a clue how to use it . It doesn't appear to be listed in applications as a runnable program so I assume it's a command line thingy or am I wrong? If it is command line it's still beyond me having nil experience with using a command line. I managed to look at "man timidity" but didn't understand a single line of what was written there. Basically I've managed to compose a tune in Rosegarden and have no problem exporting it as a .mid file but what I need is a .wav or .mp3 file. This I can obviously achieve using external hardware but I need a way staying within the digital domain. Can anybody point me in the right direction? Please try not to be too linux style cryptic. I understand minimal names and instructions are efficient but not if they totally fail to communicate anything meaningful to the listener.
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