I've downloaded a manual for version 4 of Voyetra - OK, it's the manual for (I think) the Atari version, so the screen pictures don't all tie up, but the commands etc seem to be the same and the manual should be useful. SNG file, of the same thing (supposedly). It would certainly help to have a midi file, and a. BUT, there does look like there could be some structure to the data, a bit like midi. The data at the beginnng of the file looks like nothing sensible, but much further through I come to large blocks of data, each block headed with what must be a track name, and these blocks start looking a bit (and only a bit) like midi data. SNG files provided with the installed system, specifically MINUETG and the Joplin one. I am fascinated by this sort of thing, I've spent FAR too many hours trying to make sense of data files, mostly work related involving data files from accounting systems, etc. Both the DOS type sequencer systems I have already normally save as their own format, but CAN save as midi as an alternatinve I'd expect that the default SAVE process would still be. I'd just need to confirm that the version I've got WIL load your. I have a number of pure DOS computers here, incl the one I use for most of my midi bits, so installing and running the system would be no problem. I have just downloaded a version of the Voyetra system, version 4 point something. Also the indication is that it CAN export to a. Initial investigation suggests that Voyetra SPG is DOS software. That system might have an option to 'export' as.

I assume you no longer have access to the original software. SNG filename, but the actual data in them could be quite different.

I suspect verious different systems use the. It might be a help if you attached a small example of the type of file you have.

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