HI everyone,
I'm new to arduino. Is there a way to convert a midi file to 3 type of vibrations? The bass of the music, the rithm and the melody to vibration via arduino?
Thanks for the help
What is "arduino"? Plenty if different models and versions out there.
You need to be clearer about what you are trying to do. A typical MIDI file will contain many separate tracks for lots of different instruments, many more than just bass, melody and "rhythm". Most Arduinos could decode them but probably not in real time.
Steve
Anything, I'm new to arduino so I'm looking for ways to create the desired outcome 
That seems mostly-possible. A MIDI file contains all of that information but not all MIDI files have bass. I'm not sure if you can convert the melody (a sequence of musical notes) to vibration in a meaningful way.
If you convert the bass (or other notes) to a "pulsed" vibration that will follow the rhythm. i.e. You might have to make the duration of the vibrations shorter than the actual notes because notes often "blend" into each other without a gap between the notes.
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