I spent 3 years writing a midi sequencer, so if anyone should be wedded to midi it's me.
But for use with Blitz you can't beat wav/mp3/ogg because then you know exactly what the user is going to hear, not some poxy squeaks and buzzes from an onboard sound chip.
I still use a sequencer, but I take the output (usually from my XG card) back in to the PC, and record as audio, save as WAV, then convert to OGG. The quality is brilliant.
But for use with Blitz you can't beat wav/mp3/ogg because then you know exactly what the user is going to hear, not some poxy squeaks and buzzes from an onboard sound chip.
I still use a sequencer, but I take the output (usually from my XG card) back in to the PC, and record as audio, save as WAV, then convert to OGG. The quality is brilliant.