Give me your piano midi

I have a nice piano VST and am willing to convert your midi for you for the delicious price of $0.00 dollars :thumbsup:

If you want an example of how it sounds --

http://www.box.net/shared/a99v6jcs0o (One of Woodruff's older pieces that really benefited from a make-over)

http://www.box.net/shared/kf5fl7hrp3 (MP3)

or

http://www.box.net/shared/vfdr1yos5z (MP3)

Go ahead -- give me your well-articulated midi for processing, preferably in Box links for downloading.

I don't know, man... money's tight these days...

what program do you use?

Are you willing to add articulation, and human-generated tempo and dynamics changes? If so I have an old MIDI for you.

Peter:

I'm using an Ivory VST -- it's a 17 GB sample. I'm pretty much in love with it :wub:

Jr Cramer:

Nope. These are things the composer must do.

However, an exception is if the original midi's articulation isn't played back correctly (either being exaggerated or under-played) on the program. I'll do my best to fix it then.

But if it's just a blank midi file with the notes, I'm not going to fix it up.

I have a romantic style song for voice and piano I am rewriting, maybe i'll hit you up when i finish that :)

Update -- I may possibly be unable to do this service after February 1st :blink: So I'm setting this deadline of February 1st for this service. Don't wait!

Awww ty, Zach. I didn't even see that you did this to my piece. I'll look and see if I have any midi's that might benefit from this! Thanks!

Oh, wow, this is a really great thing you're doing here!

Here's some midis of my favorite things I've composed for Piano: Eden and the two songs that were originally going to be put in a suite with it, but got put in a different suite because they changed slightly - Senza Restizioni (originally titled Elysium) and March (originally titled Valhalla, and then Limbo when in turned into a March, and then it got put into a different suite) from my Music Theory Suite.

Eden.mid

Senza Restrizioni (Elysium).mid

March (Limbo).mid

ChsBt0ne:

Ok! Got the midi :) Here they are when converted with my VST.

http://www.box.net/shared/xu6laoscrd (Eden MP3)

http://www.box.net/shared/nukx4m0jqq (Elysium MP3)

http://www.box.net/shared/344i4ik9xr (March [Limbo] MP3)

Hope you enjoy :happy:

ChsBt0ne:

Ok! Got the midi :) Here they are when converted with my VST.

http://www.box.net/shared/xu6laoscrd (Eden MP3)

http://www.box.net/shared/nukx4m0jqq (Elysium MP3)

http://www.box.net/shared/344i4ik9xr (March [Limbo] MP3)

Hope you enjoy :happy:

They sound divine. :phones: One thing though, it sounds like there's a note that's been added on the and of beat 2 of the fifth measure (the first arpeggiated chord) of Eden. This is neither present in my .mus file nor the midi I gave you.

Otherwise, I love it, especially the fact that, in Eden, the piano almost sounds like a harp to me, because I was originally going to write it for harp, but then faced that fact that it would probably never be performed live that way (on Piano I can at least get my Music Theory teacher to play it). Also, I know nothing about writing for harp.

And, if you have the time, I'd like conversions of the other two movements of my Music Theory Suite. Sorry if I ask a lot, but except for that one tiny little mistake, the files are pretty much perfect.

Contrapunctus (A Little Bit of Counterpoint).mid

Chorale (An OK Chorale).mid

OK Chorale?! :lol: That's a funny name.

Here's the mp3s of the VST performing:

http://www.box.net/shared/qhoqoc4i2k (OK Chorale MP3)

http://www.box.net/shared/jmza21hdd3 (Contrapunctus MP3)

Again, enjoy :nod:

Hi Serge,

Here's mine if you get a chance to get around to it.

Thanks!

bkho

sonata in A minor.mid

Hi Serge,

Here's mine if you get a chance to get around to it.

Thanks!

bkho

I'm sorry, my programs don't really like this particular midi file for some reason :blink:

I find it odd that the midi file is over 40 MBs! Is there another way to make the midi file in a more ... "normal" way? They're usually much smaller.

weird, I'll try to figure that out. Thanks for trying!

I'm sorry, my programs don't really like this particular midi file for some reason :blink:

I find it odd that the midi file is over 40 MBs! Is there another way to make the midi file in a more ... "normal" way? They're usually much smaller.

Try this one.

Thanks!

Sonata Movement in A minor.mid

Yes, this one is more cooperative :lol:

Here you are:

http://www.box.net/shared/yh5sbezgsl (Sonata in A Minor MP3)

Awesome, thanks very much! :)

Yes, this one is more cooperative :lol:

Here you are:

http://www.box.net/shared/yh5sbezgsl (Sonata in A Minor MP3)

Can you do one for me too? I'll give you the file later. I'm posting this as to not pass the deadline.

Okay. I didn't write it.

s151.mid

Ian --

I'll see what I can do -- I've got your midi file, but the host program I was using has expired (Cantabile Performer), so I'll see if I can get another one that also works. All the other's I've tried would export, but the pedal effects for sustaining notes would not be there :blink:

You're in luck! Since you don't change the BPM or tempo through-out your piece, I was able to use Energy XT to host the VST and make your piece.

http://www.box.net/shared/ghrf0jijv7 (MP3)

Okay. I didn't write it.

Soooo, is this not your piece? :hmmm:

Thanks.