Product info, FAQ, Help Product Information 1. Our demo formats 2. Our midi files 3.

Our styles 4. How do I find a midi file or style? Our demo formats For your hearing understanding we offer up to three demo formats (from standard to our special adjustments) to give you an impression of how we have programmed a title. You will hear one or more excerpts from the midi file. GENOS demo (purple) is a 1 to 1 recording of the specially-adapted midi file played on a Yamaha GENOS. HQ-Demo (green) is a 1 to 1 recording of the played, specially adapted midi file on a current top keyboard (Tyros 4/Tyros 5).

The table above provides detailed information about the Andrea Berg - Du hast mich 1000mal belogen.mid file. The waveform image is automatically generated after the midi file has been converted by analyzing the resulting mp3 file.

The GM demo (grey) is a recording of the GM/GS midi file, played on the sound module Roland SC-88 pro. The demo is always in the original key. This will allow you to check if the original file matches your pitch. A style is the pure accompaniment that consists of control data for the instrument and contains no melody instruments. Therefore, there is no own style demo. However, the style is based on the rhythm and accompaniment of midi files for your orientation.

Our midi files We offer midi files in GM- (General Midi) format and several special adjustments for a keyboard brand or -type. (For all available formats refer to detailed information of each title) What is a midi file?

A midi file is like a song, defined in length, that can be played on an electronic keyboard or any other midi-player. A midi file contains 16 tracks/channels and thus can play up to 16 different instrument voices simultaneously.

The individual tracks of a midi file can be activated or deactivated (usually on the keyboard itself). Vox pathfinder 15r review harmony central. For example: Switching off the melody track while you are singing along or turning off one or more tracks while you are playing them yourself. You can change the key (transpose) and the tempo of a midi file. How are d-o-o midi files structured? • Melody track on Midi-CH 1 • Entertainer track* on Midi-CH 2; (*Orientation track contains all melody and solo parts, suitable/shown on for display) • Bass track on Midi-CH 3 • Drum track* on Midi-CH 10 *(midi files in YAMAHA-format may also have an additional drum track on CH 9) • Arranged vocalist track on Midi-CH 16 (as far as polyphone singing in the original – not within an instrumental) • No fade out – live entertainment ending Are there any text and chords in d-o-o midi files? Yes, all midi files consist of: • An accurate syllable text flow shown on display • Chords shown on display • Enclosed text file with lyric and chords 3. Our styles We offer styles / patterns in different adjustments specifically for a keyboard brand or – type.

(For available formats refer to detailed information on each title) What is a style / pattern? A style is equivalent to a rhythm section of a band.

Included are drums, bass and other accompanying instruments such as rhythm guitar, piano and strings or rhythmic instrumental interjections. A style is specific for an instrument. Therefore it can only be loaded into the appropriate keyboard or compatible keyboard. The style will then be selected in the auto accompaniment section on a keyboard and will be controlled by playing chords in the left hand.

Our styles consist of (depending on the keyboard-specifications): • 2-3 intros (count-in/standard or universal/title related) • 2 to 4 main sections (no chord restriction – universally playable) • Fill In / breaks always reserved • 2-3 endings (standard (short)/universal/ title related) • Enclosed text file with text- and chords 4. How can I search for a midi file or style? With our „search“-function (indiacted by the magnifying glass) you can search by title, artist or style (e.g. Pop, rumba, disco etc.). For better results enter only one keyword at a time. Example 1: You are looking for titles from the „Beatles“.