Mr. Stevens - here is an EASY on line way first.



The normal way would be to use YOUR recorder and change tempo.

But maybe you don't have one...or use one ... and THAT is why you don't know how.

Obviously start with a saved midi file.

There are hundreds of ways to do this.

For example in the DT "Blue Tale Fly" is from Noteworthy and a scourching double noted 160 tempo that finishes in 16 seconds.

On Line Midi Editor http://midi.mathewvp.com
Follow the directions on the screen and you can .... Cut the tempo in half to 80
Or even cut the tempo again in half to 40 -
Obviously SAVE with a name like BTFly2 or BTFly4

OR



OR use one of hundreds of editors - many are free.

FREE Anvil Studio Free http://www.anvilstudio.com/
FREE Able MIDI Editor. http://www.mymusictools.com/articles/how-do-i-edit-midi-files.htm?ref=sart

OR

http://www.tucows.com/article/701

OR
Noteworthy
Cakewalk
MusicMaker
Jammer