14 Nov
2008
14 Nov
'08
3:50 p.m.
Bob,
Why don't you just use the MIDI files on your laptop?
With MIDI unlike mp3 you can change the tempo and
transpose the key in a flash. If your playing with a
vocalist this is indispensable. And if your backing tracks
are created with your MMA program then MIDI becomes
another way of showing off your talent. Most people
don't like going to a concert to see a musician performing
with an ipod, MIDI is much more live than mp3.
-- Jeff Sandys
bvdp wrote:
I've got a little gig at the end of the month for which I'll be using
backing tracks. In the past I stuck midi files on my synth and lugged
the beast to the gig. This time I figured it'd be just as good to create
mp3 files of the midi's and play them off my laptop (using the laptop
just because the screen is big enough to read for old guys like me).
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