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anyone have a midi composer? |
-GaZ-
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does anyone have or know where i can get a midi composing program?? if ya do could u please share? thanks
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Mrwb
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You could use Cakewalk, Fruity Studio, Cubase +++
Try searching for one of theese on a P2P program, google, or somthing like that...
You can alslo try to do a search on Downloads.com for free software to compose MIDI's. (Search for "Midi Composer") 
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-GaZ-
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ooh thanks. i'l search for em now. which would you say was the best program? |
Mrwb
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Currently, i'm using Fruity, but if your just gonna use it for MIDI, I would suggest Cakewalk or Cubase. They might be a bit difficult to use in the begining, but they are simple (read: not that hard) to use once you get used to the interface.
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-GaZ-
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i see. at the mo i'v been using a really simple program called "midi maker", but the features n options are quite limited, maybe just due to it being un-registered, but still. i hope these programs will satisfy me!
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Mrwb
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Cubase is a real professional pice of software to say the least.
It is widly used in record studios around the world. In other words, it has A LOT of features.
I can't seem to find the trial version on steinberg's home page though, I thought it would be there since I have downloaded it before.
If you give me 5 min. i'll see if I can find it in my CD folder for you... 
EDIT: Found it.  It's a rather old version. The file is 11mb. How should I send it to you? if you want it that is..
EDIT2: You could also download the demo for Fruity Studio here:
http://www.tucows.com/preview/209204.html
This pice of software is great for both MIDI and Mp3 composing. You have a 64channel mixer with up to 8 effects per. channel, you can play 999 instruments at the same time, (one word: chaos.
it has a great sequencer, and allows you to import MIDI tracks for remixing. It has a lot of features, and I think it's easy to use. Its not aimed at MIDI composing as much as "regular" composing, but its worth to check out.
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-GaZ-
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oh, well im downloadin cakewalk at the moment - a whopping 11.7mb. i'll see how this one goes first!
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Mrwb
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Be sure to post the MIDI's you create here at the forums
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-GaZ-
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i'll see if i have the nerve to post them up! dont really think i excel at making decent ones.
did u make any of the midi's on ur site yourself?
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Mrwb
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No, I don't do MIDI. I only use MIDI as the interface between my synths and my computer.
I went through hell on earth trying to find the trance MIDI's on my site, so I started doing some, but luckly I found a site with the tunes I wanted..
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-GaZ-
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nice site nehow! im just browsing it.
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Mrwb
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nehow?
what kind of music do you compose?
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-GaZ-
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yeh i really like the trance midi's u got on ur site.
im mainly a hip hop/r&b person. its just a thing i'll do if i get really bored, i'l make a midi of a song i like, in hope to use it one day if i get a polyfonic phone!
im trying to use cakewalk now, looks adequate for the job! it looks quite complicated aswel tho! how do you suggest i learn to use it? how did u learn? |
Mrwb
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Yeah, the program is complicated. But as soon as you get the basics, you'll be creating remixes in no time.
As for learning how to use it:
You could try to do a search for "cakewalk tutorials"
You might find somthing usefull at the following URL's:
http://www.cakewalknet.com/tipseng.htm
http://www.cms.livjm.ac.uk/library/cd1011/cakewalk%20tutorials/
http://www.sharewaremusicmachine.com/smm/tutorials.html
http://www.bikexprt.com/cakewalk/index.htm
http://www.fortunecity.com/tinpan/average/1196/Audio%20Tutorials.htm
Personally, I like to play around and just learn by doing..
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On 2003-07-16 02:19:53, -GaZ- wrote:
nice site nehow! im just browsing it.
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Thank you...
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genghisackroyd
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Can anyone tell me if there is a free/share ware program that will translate a cool MPGA file into MIDI format.
It appears as though some rigtone supplier shares their samples as MPGA so I thought, Ooo....free ringtones MMmmm!............ |
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Posted: 2003-07-15 23:36
