However, you can convert MIDI files to audio - mp3 for example - by using the appropriate software (type is commonly known as DAW).  You may want to edit the files first to remove unneeded parts, change sounds, change keys, etc.  Usually, the same software can do the trick, or you can use any MIDI sequencing program.

Let's try to resolve the problem. If you have a "status bar" on the bottom of your browser, hover your mouse over our PLAY button. You will see something like javascript:play)cm12345,MIDI (OR MP3). That's a starting point. If some demos play and other do not, you can determine whether it's the MIDI files or the mp3s.

• First, make sure you have Javascript enabled. If you don't know, check out this web site: http://viperdb.scripps.edu/enable_javascript.php


• Ok, so Javascript is enabled. The next step, while sounds obvious happens to all of us. Make sure your sound is turned up on your computer.


• Close any other programs using your MIDI sound driver. For example, if you have another MIDI program open, you may not hear any sound from the demos.


• Ensure that sound "plugins" are installed in your broswer. If they are not, or you are unsure, we suggest: Windows USERs: WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER or REAL PLAYER.  We recommend: QUICKTIME. If the plugin is not installed, look at the bottom of the demo window. Is there a box that says something like, "click in to install plugin"? Did an alert open somewhere near the top of your browser that says a plugin is needed? If yet, click to install the suggested plugin. Once installed, sound should now work.


• Check your firewall settings. Although not usually a problem with MIDI (probably more realistic for mp3s), on some rare occasions it has been reported that turning off the firewall or creating an exception fixed the problem.

If you are using Quicktime and still cannot hear the MIDI demos, try this procedure:

- Launch Quicktime
- Go to Edit > Preferences > Quicktime Preferences
- Select "Browser Plug-in" from the Drop-down Menu
- Click "Mime Settings"
- Enable the file types you wish Quicktime to handle (including .MP3 and MIDI). Do not enable Flash.
- Click "OK"

• If all else fails, try these web sites:
  

http://www.nosystemsounds.com/

http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?t=206210

To download from the Members Only MIDI section, simply click on the song TITLE on the page.  Do not click anything (other than the close button) in the pop up demo box.

We also allow unlimited downloads on all options and every option has the same benefits. That said, we are not going to allow someone to sign up for the monthly option, download the entire catalog, and cancel or not respond to billing update requests.

Any member not completing a year's membership will be considered in default with their terms of service agreement, and will be charged an early termination fee of $79.99. 

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