LATEST MUSIC (Hint: On a slow connection? Choose pieces with kb sizes):
| BioFungus (MP3, 2.2Mb, 1' 50", experimental/crazy) by Patrick May |
| Midnight in America (MIDI, 10.4kb, 2' 42", halloween) by Daniel Rowe |
| Hey! (MP3, 3.8Mb, 4' 4", electronicalternative) by Jerzy Kulik |
| Sonata-fantasia (MP3, 12.1Mb, 13' 14", romantic) by Nikolay Trotsenko |
| The Sad Mummer (MIDI, 78.7kb, 0' 58", zen) by Daniel Rowe |
| John Roddy's Rod (2013) (MP3, 2.0Mb, 1' 7", crazy/hardcore) by Patrick May |
| The Mad Gummer (MIDI, 3.8kb, 0' 58", bluegrass) by Daniel Rowe |
| D.D.Werg (mp3 version) (MP3, 946.8kb, 0' 54", experimental/synthesizer) by Patrick May |
| D.D.Werg (midi version) (MIDI, 107.6kb, 0' 56", experimental/synthesizer) by Patrick May |
| Crossword (MIDI, 5.3kb, 1' 3", short/electro) by Daniel Rowe |
| TestSong (MP3, 935.9kb, 0' 56", crazy/testy) by Patrick May |
| Haunt (MIDI, 169.0kb, 0' 53", scary) by Daniel Rowe |
1942 pieces posted since November 2006, by: James Taylor (610); Daniel Rowe (421); Jerzy Kulik (286); Ricardo Frantz (172); Patrick May (130); Azer Mantessa (123); Keith Bramich (73); Michael Fonos (38); Keith Theodosiou (13); Nikolay Trotsenko (10) ... more ...
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FROM THE MIDI DIARY ARCHIVES:
December 9th 2000 - Slavic countermelody - - copyright © Colin Bramich, 2000. All rights reserved. (8 k, 64 sec)
December 10th 1997 - Messing - - an unrhythmic late night ramble through lots of midi sounds ... (20 k, 178 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:
Re: sound systems (posted by Patrick May, 9 Oct 2018, 16:12) |
| I've noticed something similar. I bought a cheap mp3 player and I noticed that the sound quality sounded pretty thin and was lacking in bass, even while I was using my good quality Koss Portapro headphones. But I haven't noticed any sound quality problems with better quality mp3 players, or my laptop (as long as I'm listening through good headphones of course. Laptop speakers never sound good) |
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Sounding off (posted by Daniel Rowe, 27 Aug 2018, 18:47) |
| I encourage visitors here to listen to the sound files on a good computer and sound system. Smart phones, laptops, etc. are great, but they just don't reproduce the sound as the composer or arranger intended. I listened to a number of tunes here on my new cell phone, and it was slightly depressing. Even piano sounds too "electronic" to my ears. |
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