Pianodisc Midi Free Files

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MIDI files control the playing of a piano song. This operation converts the current MIDI song to format 0 and assigns a special piano sound to the selected channels that forces the PianoDisc to play the piano keys.

Christopher Glaeser wrote: > The file > format must be midi 0. I'm sure Home Studio can do that, just need > to figure out how to do it.

I could offer real help if you are a Mac user. If things are similar in your PC program, there are 2 possibilities. 1st - when you 'save as' there will be a choice of file types; or 2nd - in the 'midi preferences' there will be a choice of file type. Surfice to say, that info should be in the owners manual. Hth -- Robert Steinberg MidiOpera Co. Christopher Glaeser 3/4/2004, 8:41 น.

> I could offer real help if you are a Mac user. If things are similar in > your PC program, there are 2 possibilities.

1st - when you 'save as' > there will be a choice of file types; or 2nd - in the 'midi preferences' > there will be a choice of file type. Thanks for the offer for assistance. I know how to save midi 0 files. The part I need to research is adjusting the levels so that notes don't drop out on play back. I'm assuming there is an optimal level range for PianoDisc, and I'm assumig there is a way to adjust all the notes in a midi file to fall within that range. In our first attempt, some of the soft notes did not play, and we had to crank the volume on the PianoDisk to full. When playing midi files that were purchased for the PianoDisc, it is not necessary to increase the volume to hear all the notes, so I'm assuming those files were optimized for player pianos.

Best, Christopher Robert Steinberg 4/4/2004, 7:45 น. Robert Steinberg wrote: Sorry.the first one wasn't meant to be sent.

> Christopher Glaeser wrote: > >When playing midi files that were purchased for the PianoDisc, it is not > >necessary to increase the volume to hear all the notes, so I'm assuming > >those files were optimized for player pianos. Undoubtedly they were optimized. If you can open one of the files in your sequencer, check the velocity levels in the list edit or other window that has a graphic view of the velocities. Unwritten law 1998 rapidshare movies. Check CC 7 (volume) as well.

If you can't open one of the PD midi files, record the output to your PC sequencer and you'll still be able to view the velocities and CCs. -- Robert Steinberg MidiOpera Co. Christopher Glaeser 4/4/2004, 10:46 น. > Undoubtedly they were optimized. If you can open one of the files in > your sequencer, check the velocity levels in the list edit or other > window that has a graphic view of the velocities. Check CC 7 (volume) as > well.

I'm using Cakewalk Home Studio. I'm guessing there is a way to map all the velocities in a sequence to a new range of velocities.

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In other words, find the lowest and highest velocity in a sequence, and then map all the velocities to a new low/high range, such that the ratio of all the velocities in the old range are preserved in the new range. Best, Christopher Robert Steinberg 5/4/2004, 6:11 น. Christopher Glaeser wrote: > I'm using Cakewalk Home Studio. I'm guessing there is a way to map all the > velocities in a sequence to a new range of velocities. If there isn't a way to do that, it's time for a new sequencer!!