Your music. In both directions.

Convert MIDI to MPC projects — or export MPC sequences as MIDI.

MPC 3 · XPJ

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MIDI data only: MPC → MIDI exports stored note events. Samples, audio, plugin sounds and effects cannot be converted to MIDI.

Drop your MIDI here

Standard MIDI, format 0 or 1 · up to 32 MB

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Conversion happens inside your browser. Your MIDI is never sent to a server.

On your MPC: open the downloaded XPJ, set the track types and choose your sounds. For drums, check the pad mapping.

Arrangement preview

MIDI → XPJ

See your tracks before converting

Tempo, length and instrument tracks appear here.

BPM

Bars

Tracks

Meter

Track	MIDI ch.	Notes	Instrument

Choose an instrument for each track. If the MPC opens a project empty, try the compatibility export and assign sounds on the MPC. Saved plugin states from desktop projects may require compatible installed content on your device. Plugin sounds come from your template project; MIDI tracks need sounds assigned on MPC. MIDI CC data is retained only on MIDI tracks. Keygroup and Drum sampler templates are not included.

Supported files and conversion details

Notes, timing, note lengths, velocities, names and MIDI CC data are retained. Format 0 files are split by MIDI channel; format 1 files are split by track and channel. Up to six MIDI markers become MPC locators.

Use a constant tempo and time signature. Tempo changes, meter changes, SMPTE timing and MIDI format 2 are not supported. Pitch bend, aftertouch and SysEx are omitted with a warning. Program changes are listed in the report; they do not select MPC sounds.

This uses the same MPC 3.9 project structure as the desktop converter you tested. It targets MPC 3 devices, not legacy MPCs or MPC Sample. Use a recent Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari browser.

MPC → MIDI

MIDI data only — no samples, audio or plugin sounds.

Open an MPC 3 XPJ project and export a sequence as a multi-track MIDI file.

Choose MPC project (.xpj)

Sequence Clip row

Notes, note lengths, velocity, track names, base tempo and time signatures are exported. Drum note numbers are preserved. Each sequence is exported separately; MPC song chains are not rendered.