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Original Message 1/8                 Date: 04-Sep-04  @  06:16 PM   -   Classical midid files

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Hello evryone, trying to find midi files of classical music...does any one know of a site or can point me in the right direction??

Ta



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Message 2/8                 Date: 04-Sep-04  @  06:17 PM   -   RE: Classical midi files

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Sorry that should be midi not midid



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Message 3/8                 Date: 05-Sep-04  @  07:57 AM   -   RE: Classical midid files

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There's a site called the classical midi archive do a search on google and you'll find it.It has hundreds of midi files some of which are exceptional,there are piano pieces performed by concert pianists etc.You can only download a set amount of files(like 5) a day unless you register



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Message 4/8                 Date: 05-Sep-04  @  02:53 PM   -   RE: Classical midid files

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Thnaks for your reply but I need midi files that I can actually put in to a sequencer they are files to be played.



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Message 5/8                 Date: 05-Sep-04  @  04:35 PM   -   RE: Classical midid files

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this is what pict is saying.
find the site and check it out.
it happens to be the case that many midi-files are actually recorded by
LIVING HUMAN BEINGS INTO COMPUTER SEQUENCERS
AS THEY ARE PLAYING!!!!!!!
just as you might were you in your studio recording into your sequencer.
pretty neat!!!?!?!!!!!



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Message 6/8                 Date: 10-Sep-04  @  03:24 PM   -   RE: Classical midid files

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???????? Yep.

Been to the site havent I!?

What im after is the midi file not midi sequence. So when I open it up in Cubase etc they will be what are called tracks and little black circles with what looks like sticks coming out of them....notes.



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Message 7/8                 Date: 10-Sep-04  @  11:32 PM   -   RE: Classical midid files

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Well the problem is that that site used to let you save the midi files to disc then they limited it to 5 downloads a day.Now it seems that you must pay 25 dollars a year to get access to the files which is another example of greed as the performers/creators of those midi files charged nothing to make them and the hoster/maggot of that site wants to earn out of their effort.Oh well Mammon is alive and well.



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Message 8/8                 Date: 11-Sep-04  @  07:41 AM   -   RE: Classical midid files

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if you can play them then there's got to be a way of saving them.



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