Hello!
First: .ewf is just a wraper around some other audio format. More like a
configuration file.
I've looked up rmf. Didn't see something under linux to convert .rmf to .mid
and .wav or so.
Suggestion: If you have the beatnik software run a windows emultation or
real windows and export your files to .mid and .wav or whatever beatnik
offers. I've heard that .rmf is just a combination format, like a session.
NOTE: I've read they've got "a lightweight 40-bit encryption", so this is
possibly another reason for not finding linux-software for it.
Kindest regards
Julien
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