The dreamSound eX-3 is a karaoke system for home use. With its compact, elegant, contomporary design, it can fit into anyone's home. Its intuitive, easy to use menu makes it a perfect entaining system for everyone. It uses a SD memory card to store all songs and it supports multi-language songs. With the DreamSound eX-3, party can be started when pushing its power button.Features:
The film has only one song, composed by Daniel B. George, who also wrote the background score. Titled "Udd Chala", the song is sung by Sachet Tandon and Ujjwal Kashyap, with lyrics by Swanand Kirkire.
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Well, I noticed a dearth of sites which offered Indian and Pakistani songs in midi format and thats what inspired me to build this site. Actually, I have only recently started sequencing music and only have a limited number of files, but I'll be adding to the collection frequently. In the meantime you could all put your hands together to pray that I get a phone line installed at my house :)
Well, I will not bore you with unnecessary stuff. Here are a few of the basic facts to remember while listening to my midi files. 1) I do it only as a hobby as I have got lots of free time to spare, feel free to criticize me, but don't make it an obligation :) 2) The playback quality depends solely on your audio hardware - they sound best on the synthesizer they were created on, SB Live is good enough, bearable on Soft-Midi synthesizers available with integrated audio cards. 3) This one is a warning actually - DO NOT TRY TO PLAY THEM ON A COMPUTER EQUIPPED WITH AN FM SYNTHESIZER ONLY.. PLEASEEEEEE... its terrible. 4) I use Yamaha PSR-640 to play these files. They sound much much much better on that.. If you are really really interested, which I doubt, I could send you the actual playback in mp3 format, feel free to mail me 5) This site is under-construction. 6) I got this site up and running in less than 2 hours, so please do not mind the interface. 7) And last but not the least.. I dedicate this to the wonderful person who has made this life worth living. :)P.S. If you are unable to view toolbar on the left then you need to download Microsoft JavaVirtual Machine.
email: What's New? 1st April Actually the whole site is new :) 11th April New Files Added May 2001 This site is giving me whole lot of problems .. will be moving to another server as soon as I find some time.. in the meantime I've put two new songs on the main page 1st July Well, I never expected my counter would exceed 500 visitor mark, but here it is.. more than 1000 hits.. thank you all for making this site a success and constant appreciation. I was thinking of upgrading this site and would like you guys to suggest a name for it.. so please.. feel free to email me with your suggestion of a name. 14th July Major updates to the overall look of the site - added new components. And got a phone line installed too. :) 16th July Added one more song to the Midi Page. 20th July Added two more songs to the Midi Page. Also a couple of photos to About Me page. 6th January Sorry for the delay in updates guyz but been busy all this time. Anyways.. 1 new song added while "mujhe raat din" fixed
In the mid-90s (1995, 1996, and 1997) Yamaha produced a number of very excellent XG midi files, which were provided as an XG Midi Library for PSR740 owners. The Yamaha site with this XG Midi library is no longer available on the internet. Thanks to Onacimus Sahayan, however, we can provide you with many of these original XG midi files.
The original file names were quite cryptic. However, the midi file itself often has information about the correct song title, the composer, year, and producer. The "producer" in these files is listed as "Yamaha" or "Yamaha MusicSoft Europe" or "Groveland Road Productions, " a company that produced midi files for Yamaha. There are quite a few composers included, and many of these are renowned for their compostions for movies, tv productions and multimedia. I'm not sure who actually prepared the midi files, but since they are all copyrighted by Yamaha, I've used "Yamaha" as the "performer" for these midi files.
I have renamed these files with the correct song titles and divided them into three sections. The first includes those midi files that are still available for download from Yamaha (in case you've already downloaded these.) The remainder are divided into those where the composer is provided, organized by composer, and the rest, organized by category.
In addition, also thanks to Onacimus who has been able to extract some of the midi songs used as demos on some Yamaha keyboards, we are also providing midi files of those demos. If you want to show off what your keyboard can do, these files may be just what you're looking for.
I am sending you a number of Demo songs from the PSR730, PSR740, and PSR550 in MIDI format. I recorded thse in my PSR 3000 by connecting the other PSRs to the PSR3000 by Midi cable. I did some editing and made them sound better in the 3000, TYROS, CVP-3&4 series and S-Series. I am working on PSR1100 and PSR2100 Demo songs. -- Onacimus
Below are the PSR-510 demo songs given to me by one of our friends. I have also completed the PSR1000, PSR1100, and PSR2100 demo songs. They are in one zip file, which contains three folders: Voices, Styles, and Other. I have preceded each midi filename with the instrument it was from (1000 or 1100 or 2100). When recording the style demo songs, only Channels 1-8 were transferred from the master to the PSR3000. The styles were recorded using styles in the 3000, either preset or in the user area. The following style demos used the 3000 preset: 8BeatModern2, BigBandFast, Classic PianoBld2, Clubdance, QuickStep, R&BBallad, and SchlagerBeat. 6-8March and ClassicPianoBld1 used the PSR2100 style(moved to the user area in 3000). FunkyFusion used the style from the CVP210; OrchestralMarch from CVP309; PopSamba from Tyros1; and 8BeatModern1 from 1100. These songs are usable only in 3K and later because style demos use Mega voices and the other voices are re-voiced to Sweet, Cool, and Live voices and standard voices in the 3k.
(December 13, 2022) Thanks to Edward, who collected many original midi files that were obtained from the Yamaha electronic piano rom. Fearing this might be lost on the Internet, Ed has sent them on to the PSR Tutorial. Here are nearly 200 "demo" midi files from various PSR keyboards (PSR-230 (16 midi), PSR-280 (131), PSR-350 (101), PSR-410 (5), PSR-530 (12), PSR-730 (16), PSR-740 (10), and PSS-51 (3)). You can download all of these midi demo files from PSR ROM Demos.zip .
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Zebra Keys is an old-school site that provides 50 beginner piano lessons free of charge. The lessons are divided into four levels: preparation, beginner, intermediate, and advanced. Each level is further divided into lessons on songs, chords, music theory, improvisation, and technique.
Much in the same way that two computers communicate via modems, two synthesizers communicate via MIDI. The information exchanged between two MIDI devices is musical in nature. MIDI information tells a synthesizer, in its most basic mode, when to start and stop playing a specific note. Other information shared includes the volume and modulation of the note, if any. MIDI information can also be more hardware specific. It can tell a synthesizer to change sounds, master volume, modulation devices, and even how to receive information. In more advanced uses, MIDI information can to indicate the starting and stopping points of a song or the metric position within a song. More recent applications include using the interface between computers and synthesizers to edit and store sound information for the synthesizer on the computer.The basis for MIDI communication is the byte. Through a combination of bytes a vast amount of information can be transferred. Each MIDI command has a specific byte sequence. The first byte is the status byte, which tells the MIDI device what function to perform. Encoded in the status byte is the MIDI channel. MIDI operates on 16 different channels, numbered 0 through 15. MIDI units will accept or ignore a status byte depending on what channel the machine is set to receive. Only the status byte has the MIDI channel number encoded. All other bytes are assumed to be on the channel indicated by the status byte until another status byte is received.
(The rest of this example is a little contrived. Synthesia already scans all the folders on your desktop for songs. A more realistic example would be if your "MIDI Songs" folder was going to be stored on a USB flash drive, a secondary data drive, or a network location.)
Cymatics hired a Grammy nominated pianist to come in the studio and record hours of hip hop melody loops for this one. Making this a very special MIDI loop pack.We had him jam out for hours to different tempos and styles of beats and captured all of the MIDI to give you a wide variety of midi files and midi chords to play with.51 free MIDI loops are included in the Python MIDI Collection.
Not to mention, in the same fashion people would look for sheet music to study other composers, you can now look for midi files and analyze them to learn your favorite midi chords, progressions and how to build rhythms with midi drum loops!
I have a QRS Pianomation unit on my piano. I want midi files that are created for the piano. I am willing to do the work, but I was told there are already many midi files on this site.How do I find them, and especially the ones made for pianos?If I buy the sheet music, can I use the software (which software?) to create my own piano midi files? 2ff7e9595c
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