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Most of these tracks were not sequenced note
by note but played live from MIDI enabled
keyboards. As a result they don't have
the quantized computer "clean" sound
that most MIDI files have. They carry many
subtleties not characteristic of MIDI songs
programmed with a sequencer. Many of these
tracks may sound fine on your sound
card. There will be some anomalies, however. They were
originally recorded using system exclusive data for the YAMAHA XG
MIDI environment. Unlike other media formats, playback depends on
your sound card and the software synthesis you are using. |
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MIDI
ARCHIVE
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New
Music/Sequencing: ©2003 C. Germany |
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Contemporary
Music/Lyrics/Sequencing: ©2001 C. Germany |
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(Work in Progress)
New
Projects
(Work in Progress)
Music/Sequencing: ©2008 C. Germany
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Downloads |
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Software Synth |
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The sound quality of these MIDIs
depends on what kind of sound card you have, if using a
hardware synth, or what type of software synth you are using
if that is your method of operation. These songs were
created in the Yamaha XG format, which adds additional
functionality and tone control to wave table synthesis.
However, this additional functionality comes at the expense
of causing MIDI files to sound completely different on non-XG
systems. MIDI files do not store actual sound information,
just instructions about how to recreate it. So every MIDI
sounds different on different cards, synths and MIDI
interpreters. |
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