Analogue & Digital Mixed Mode Simulation with Schematic Capture, Waveform display, Filter Design and FFT's for Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP
This is a little windows program knocked together to play midi files specifically for live situations. It was noted that most midi players simple did not have the features often required for live work, so it is anticipated that this program address these needs.
The program is being made available completely free of charge with the restriction that it cannot be resold for commercial purposes, or given away in order to support commercial purposes. Well, actually, if you like it, send us $10 as a registration fee, it will do for a couple of pints down at the pub.
If you like it, or discover any bugs, please email me at kevin.aylwardEXTRACT@anasoft.co.uk.
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Features
1 Channel mutes to mute the instrument playing the voice track and e.g. the lead guitar part!.
2 Real time change of tempo.
3 Key change.
4 Key, mute channel and tempo saved in separate ini file for each song and automatically reloaded.
5 Pre load some or all songs.
6 Load songs whist playing current songs.
7 All commands are on function and keyboard keys.
8 Play will start song whether or not currently loaded.
9 "Load all" loads all songs in a set, but assignable directory.
Notes:
1 The "use setup" needs to be checked for pitch and mute to be engaged.
2 The default is to read files from the a:\ drive. However, if the song directory is changed, it will be saved and remembered on restart.
Select Midi Files
These file are available here as there are not easily available on the web, or the web ones have problems with them which are corrected in these files.
Gudbuy T'Jane - Slade. Sequenced by Kevin Aylward, poorly but very usable:-)
Cum On Feel The Noize - Slade. Most web versions are the Quiet Riot ones. This version is the correct Slade one. The web versions have the wrong chords, i,e. they use a G chord when it still stays on the Am. Secondly, they also have the verse/chorus structure wrong.
Dancing In the Moonlight - Thin Lizzy. The timing was all off in this one.
Deacon Blues - Steely Dan. This had wrong open hi hat running all through the song. Track volume levels were also dreadful.
Hanging on the Telephone - Blondie. Just a hard one to find.
Last updated 21st November 2004
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