by Flash | Sep 4, 2010 | For Musicians, MIDI 101, Software
Do you have to perform at the next stage performance? Are you finding musicians who can perform with you? Do you have limited budget? This article is suitable for all the live performers who are finding an affordable solution to it.When you have just two musicians and...
by Flash | Jun 3, 2008 | For Musicians, MIDI 101, Music
Should You Play Live Or Use A Computer?by kevin03With the computer being able to do so many composites' in the new era you might wonder should you play live or should you just synthesize every sound needed in the comfort of your own home? Many wonder this every day,...
by Flash | Feb 12, 2008 | MIDI 101
How many times have you read in an online forum or a web design tutorial that embedded midi (Musical Instrumental Digital Interface) files are "bad"? Probably more times than you care to remember. For the most part, embedded sound files of any kind have been...
by Flash | Jan 16, 2008 | For Musicians, MIDI 101, Music
By Usha Rani In reality MIDI files are very petite since they use your sound card’s built-in instruments for crafting the sounds. The problem is that most sound cards don't have any decent sounds to start with, plus no two sound cards sound alike and therefore the...
by Flash | Dec 19, 2007 | MIDI 101
Back in the 1970's and '80's, pioneering home computing machines such as the Tandy Color Computer (COCO) had built-in sound. You could program simple tunes with the extended BASIC language. I remember coding Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture to amuse my four-year old son....
by Flash | Oct 14, 2007 | MIDI 101
Why Would a Guitarist Want to Know about MIDI? By Mike Furlong Because there are MIDI guitars! And there are MIDI interface attachments for regular guitars. You can make totally new sounds, change your existing sounds, or add instrumentation you never thought possible...
