DAW and Midi File Conversion /Capella (musical notation program) .CAP and .CAPX to MIDI File Conversion

Capella (musical notation program) .CAP and .CAPX to MIDI File Conversion

Capella is a Windows based scorewriting program developed by Capella Software AG. First introduced in 1992, Capella is one of the earliest computer based notation programs. Capella files can be identified by the file extensions .CAP and .CAPX.

Capella musical notation program Just as with many other score writing programs and sequencers, Capella users may run into situations where they would like to open their scores in another program. It may be for a collaboration, or simply moving on to software like Finale, Sibelius, or a full-featured DAW/MIDI sequencer.

There are different ways to handle the conversion, depending on which program you would like to use with the files. Let us know which program you plan to open your Capella composition with, and we will convert the file ensuring maximum compatibility. We can convert and deliver your file in Overture, Forte, Finale, Sibelius, MuseScore, Pro Tools, Digital Performer, Ableton Live, GarageBand, Logic, Cubase, Reaper, Sonar or any other DAW or MIDI sequencer file format you wish. Contact us today for a quote to convert your Capella files.


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Why Choose Deep Signal Studios?

  • File conversion work and tape transfers can be tedious and frustrating. Your time as an artist is better spent working on your music and mixes on a platform you know.
  • All work is completed by certified engineers with over 20 years experience with DAWs, MIDI sequencers, notation software, synthesizers, samplers, and tape machines. We have comprehensive knowledge about everything that has come and gone, as well as all current and emerging platforms.
  • Services are performed by native English speakers in the recording capital of the world, Los Angeles, CA.
  • Your files are secure. All work is performed in-house and in strict confidentiality. Client files are archived for 30-days upon completion of the project, and promptly destroyed thereafter.