LATEST MUSIC (Hint: On a slow connection? Choose pieces with kb sizes):
| An Underwater Cave (MP3, 3.9Mb, 2' 6", electronic/illustrative) by Jerzy Kulik |
| Hymn Variation 87 HIS EYE IS ON THE SPARROW (MP3, 2.5Mb, 2' 38", hymn) by Jim Taylor |
| Byzantium (MP3, 2.6Mb, 1' 20", middleeast/rock) by Daniel Rowe |
| Prelude: In Honor of Dr. Irving Breibrodt (MP3, 2.3Mb, 2' 28", classical) by Jim Taylor |
| Sax Solo (MP3, 1.2Mb, ' 39", jittery/jazz) by Daniel Rowe |
| Hymn Variation 86 OPEN MY EYES THAT I MAY SEE (MP3, 2.5Mb, 1' 48", hymn) by Jim Taylor |
| Sarabande: In Honor of Dr. Francis McBeth (MP3, 1.9Mb, 1' 57", classical) by Jim Taylor |
| Hymn Variation 85 BENEATH THE CROSS OF JESUS (MP3, 1.9Mb, 1' 57", hymn) by Jim Taylor |
| Hymn Variation 84 BE THOU MY VISION (MP3, 1.3Mb, 1' 23", hymn) by Jim Taylor |
| Wolf Moon (MP3, 2.2Mb, 1' 16", ballad/nature) by Daniel Rowe |
| Hirojoshi (MP3, 2.0Mb, 1' 6", japanese/serious) by Daniel Rowe |
| Hobbledehoy (MP3, 2.0Mb, 1' 7", childrens/blues) by Daniel Rowe |
1414 pieces posted since November 2006, by: James Taylor (465); Daniel Rowe (238); Jerzy Kulik (176); Ricardo Frantz (173); Azer Mantessa (123); Keith Bramich (69); Patrick May (63); Michael Fonos (35); Keith Theodosiou (13); Denis Desbiens (10) ... more ...
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FROM THE MIDI DIARY ARCHIVES:
Saturday 28th January 2006 - Down - - copyright © 2006 Keith Bramich, all rights reserved. (6 k, 234 sec)
28th January 2003 - Brain Drain - - copyright © Dan Rowe, 2003, all rights reserved. (17 k, 138 sec)
January 28th 2000 - Woodgrow - - copyright © 2000 by Keith Bramich, all rights reserved. (45 k, 118 sec)
(From 19 November 1997 until 18 November 2006 we featured one new original MIDI file each day - there are well over 3000 of these, and we'll feature some different ones each day. These are all smallish MIDI files, and suitable for downloading quickly via dial-up connections.)
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LATEST COMMENT:
Web Robot (posted by Jim Taylor, 23 Jan 2012, 00:55) |
| Keith-I really liked your WEB ROBOT posted in the archives 1/22. What an assortment of sounds. |
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Message from Jerzy Kulik (posted 15 Jan 2012, 10:29) |
All these shows and music were created by me.
I use "Ulid VideoStudio" and there'is a newer version of it - "Corel VideoStudio Pro X4".
http://www.corel.com/corel/product/index.jsp?pid=prod3910160
For creation music I use a sequencer - "Cubase SX3"
http://www.ehow.com/how7696845use-cubase-sx3.html
and different so called, plugins.
There a lot of different plugins for different kind of music.
With this sequencer you can also compose your music using notes, like in "Finale".
To obtain almost real sound of symphonic orchestra, you can use "Miroslav Philharmonik" (it's just a plugin).
http://www.ikmultimedia.com/philharmonik/features/
Listen, what it can do.
http://www.ikmultimedia.com/philharmonik/audiodemo/
In this program all sounds are real sounds not synthetic ones.
Music to my slides "Colours of the Winter" and "The History of a Castle" was made just with "Miroslav Philharmonik".
P.S.
I don't know exactly if Finale can use any plugins but only Midi cards.
Jerzy
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