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2829.1 | some pointers | TKOV60::YAMAMOTO | �̤줿�������� ���ѺѤߤǤ��� | Tue Jan 21 1992 09:53 | 13 |
| > I did dir/title=midifile and to my surprise I got nothing.
Try sh key MIDI_FILE/full. ;-)
There's MIDIFILE Specification document on MIDILIB. see 17.16
> I am interested in public or shareware files. Anyone has found, used
> them, what is the quality?
There were some classical music MIDIFILE on MIDILIB,but now they're
disappered.Some probrem around copyright...?? I dont't know the reason.
/Hidemi
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2829.2 | | RUTILE::WYNFORD | Harvest Loon | Wed Jan 22 1992 06:27 | 15 |
| > I am interested in public or shareware files. Anyone has found, used
> them, what is the quality?
I have a lot of MIDI files, mostly downloaded from CompuServe. As you would
expect, they vary widely in quality. The good ones, though, are very good.
For example, Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue... a very long, well-sequenced
piece.
You generally have to play around with the instrumentation and there is
rarely a good drum track on modern stuff.
Give me an address and an idea of what you want and I'll mail you a disk or
three.
Gavin
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2829.3 | I could dig some Gershwin | EZ2GET::STEWART | the leper with the most fingers | Wed Jan 22 1992 11:48 | 5 |
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Say, Gavin, old buddy...how come you haven't uploaded your findings to
your COMMUSIC bros???? The MIDILIB can always use some new stuff...
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2829.4 | | RUTILE::WYNFORD | Harvest Loon | Thu Jan 23 1992 06:02 | 6 |
| > Say, Gavin, old buddy...how come you haven't uploaded your findings to
> your COMMUSIC bros???? The MIDILIB can always use some new stuff...
Mainly 'cos my Mac ain't on the ol' DECnet...
Gavin
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2829.5 | One computer, one phone, one frog... | TOOK::MCPHERSON | Scientific progress goes 'Boink!' | Thu Jan 23 1992 09:10 | 10 |
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>Mainly 'cos my Mac ain't on the ol' DECnet...
>
Neither is my PC, but that doesn't stop me from dialing up & "kermit-ing" files
up & down from all over the Easynet (and beyond...) ;^)
Do you mean that you don't have a modem & comms software on your Mac?
/doug
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2829.6 | Get a little help from your friend's | TANNAY::BETTELS | Cheryl, Eur. Ext. Res. Prg., DTN 821-4022 | Thu Jan 23 1992 10:08 | 6 |
| If yours isn't on the net maybe a friend's is :-) We do this all the time
because we have comms stuff for the Atari but not for the Spectre MAC
emulator. We just use a public MAC here at work, transfer the stuff to
floppy and then load it at home.
ccb
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2829.7 | | RUTILE::WYNFORD | Harvest Loon | Thu Jan 23 1992 12:46 | 11 |
| Re: .5
I have a modem at home (how else would I access CompuServe?) but, for
security reasons, there are none available at *this* end. To access one
elsewhere I would need an account there and auto-dialback. Try justifying
that on the grounds of MIDILIB... :-}
In other words, there is no possibility of an electronic connection twixt my
Mac and the Digital network.
Gavin
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2829.8 | | WASTED::tomg | My paradigm is broken | Thu Jan 23 1992 16:24 | 9 |
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Couldn't you just make a copy and *send* it to
someone who does have a connection?
It might cost some to mail it, but I'm sure it
wouldn't be much.
Just my 2c worth
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2829.9 | screwed up managers IMHO | RTOEU::CLEIGH | Keine Ahnung | Fri Jan 24 1992 02:38 | 8 |
| Funny how some sites have no modems for security reasons
and others have millions of them.
Chad
here we have Betriebsrat ("worker's council" literally,
a pseudo by law union) problems, restricted modem access
so that we can be forced to work from home!!!!
humbug
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2829.10 | Give me a week or so | RUTILE::WYNFORD | Harvest Loon | Fri Jan 24 1992 11:10 | 12 |
| >Couldn't you just make a copy and *send* it to
>someone who does have a connection?
This is being done, or at least organised. However, I'm in France and the
offer came from ZK, so it ain't for tomorrow! :-)
I won't use internal mail but don't mind coughing for airmail to help spread
the goodies around.
Of course, there's no-one else in here who's on CompuServe I suppose...? :-}
Gavin
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2829.11 | Lots of files are here | KOBAL::DICKSON | | Thu Feb 06 1992 10:21 | 13 |
| The files have now arrived from France and I've got them, ready to
upload from my ethernet-connected Mac. Four MEGABYTES of MIDI files.
Over 200 files. Zowee.
I tried out a few, and there is some really good stuff in here.
Like the overture to Tannhaueser. Pictures at an Exhibition. Lots
of pop stuff. Lots of classical. All of Eine Kleine Nachtmusik.
Some better than others. Some over 120KB in length, like Rhapsody
in Blue. Some of obvious names, and others have MSDOS-like names.
Some also have copyright notices in them, from "TMI", all rights
reserved. I haven't figured out what to do with those yet.
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