All you need to do is to drag MIDI files into iTunes and then burn a CD and iTunes does all the work of converting them to a digital recording and burning them onto the disc, which can then be played on any CD player. This is a good way to get free elevator music ;-). It does take quite a bit longer since it needs to convert the MIDI to a recording and then burn. I don't know if it would work with other soundfonts to improve the quality, but can someone out there experiment and submit it here. Putting MIDI files into iTunes is also a quick way to convert them to MP3 (or other formats if you change your import settings in preferences) by using "Convert selection to MP3" under the Advanced menu. This is a necessary step if you want to burn them to an MP3 CD. Apparently iTunes won't automatically convert them to MP3 and burn them onto an MP3 CD in one step, but it will convert them separately so them you can burn an MP3 CD. I hope this is helpful to someone out there.

