diff --git a/Platform/Apple/tools/ConvertMidi/README.md b/Platform/Apple/tools/ConvertMidi/README.md
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 Converting MIDI files to internal music secquencer files:
 
-cvtmid.py, the MIDI file converter, uses the mido package: https://mido.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
+cvtmid.py, the MIDI file converter, uses Python and the mido package: https://mido.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
 
-Simply put a MIDI file in the same directory as ctvmid.py and type:
-
-  ./cvtmid.py midifile.mid > midifile.seq
+Linux and OSX/macOS already have Python installed. Windows will need to install Python 7.2.xx from:
+https://www.python.org/downloads/windows/
 
+To install mido, use pip. If you are on OSX/macOS, you first need to install pip with:
+```
+sudo easy_install pip
+```
+Then, install mido with:
+```
+sudo pip install mido
+```
 
+To convert a MIDI file, simply put a MIDI file in the same directory as ctvmid.py and type:
+```
+./cvtmid.py midifile.mid > midifile.seq
+```
 The midifile.seq output file is an ACME assembly file that can be included in another assembly file, a PLASMA file, or assembled into a binary file which can be loaded later. Simply type:
-
-  acme --setpc 0x1000 -o seqfile.bin midifile.seq
-
+```
+acme --setpc 0x1000 -o seqfile.bin midifile.seq
+```
 The starting address is irrelevant, but ACME requires one to assemble properly.